Here is the translation of the given content into English: "I became the president this way!"

Author: (Japanese) Tsurukuchi Yasuyuki
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
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To become a "T-shaped" person, the CEO and COO of Daikin Corporation believe that creating "happiness" is the responsibility of the CEO. The HP executive team cannot be like "fried rice" but should be like "rice balls." A Compaq computer sales manager who knows nothing about sales cannot become a successful business manager. An Apple computer project manager needs to train himself to get along harmoniously with people who have different ideas. A strategic consultant from Boston Consulting Group. If you cannot persist now, you will never persist in the future. Harvard MBA students must remove their sense of isolation and can only expand their social circles by taking the initiative. From a common employee in the welding department of Panasonic Electric Industry Group to the CEO of HP, what unconventional path does Tsurukuchi Yasuyuki need to take? When the impossible becomes possible, when the possible becomes a miracle, does such an experience have any lessons for you? Starting as a common technician in the welding department of a Panasonic Electric subsidiary, Tsurukuchi Yasuyuki, in order to achieve better development, resolutely decided to challenge the Harvard MBA! After completing his studies, he successively joined Boston Consulting Group, Apple Computer, Compaq Computer, and finally became the CEO of HP Japan! This experience from "soldier" to "general" is not a myth but a powerful verification of the success formula "Success = Passion × Experience + Perseverance." Tsurukuchi Yasuyuki's career may be described as "full of surprises yet smooth," but how many of the stories in it are bitter, how many are happy, how many are opportunities, and how many are efforts? This book is not only a detailed account of his personal journey but also a model for life and career planning and a guide for leading business development!

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