6 Rules for the Most Effective Employee Training

Author: (Japan) Hironori Sakai
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Some say Japan has world-class enterprises but no world-class management schools. However, it is undeniable that Japanese companies have a unique approach to management, which has been a key factor in their rapid economic growth. The author, in subtle details, reveals many gems of Japanese corporate management through highly on-the-ground expressions. For example, he highlights the art of leaders "holding the extremes and letting the middle go," how to cultivate employees' business awareness and future forecasting skills during business trips and social engagements, how to encourage employees to identify key areas for business improvement, how to use crisis events to foster employees' quality consciousness, and how leaders can pass on corporate culture by defining terms in their own way. Open this book and savor it carefully, and you will surely gain a great deal.