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Dry method/Author: [Japanese] Kazuo Inamori/Publisher: Machinery Industry Press
Dry method/Author: [Japanese] Kazuo Inamori/Publisher: Machinery Industry Press
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Introduction · · · · · ·
The Doing Method is the first book to fully explain the views and practices of Japanese business saint Kazuo Inamori on work.
"The Doing Method" seems to be about how to work effectively. But in fact, the focus of this book is on the "labor outlook" and "work outlook" in the outlook on life, and this issue has great and profound practical significance in the current impetuous world.
The Doing Method is not only a summary and sharing of Mr. Inamori's 70 years of work experience, but also a correct philosophy proven by the successful practices of many companies. In particular, it is not simply misinterpreted as a chicken soup sermon that "as long as you work hard, you will succeed over the years", but a belief that "you cannot give up your life responsibilities".
As the latest version, this book includes Kazuo Inamori's speech at the 2014 Hangzhou Conference.
About the Author
Kazuo Inamori
Born in Kagoshima, Japan in 1932. Graduated from the Faculty of Engineering of Kagoshima University. Founded Kyoto Ceramic Co., Ltd. (now Kyocera Corporation) in 1959. Founded Daini Denden Co., Ltd. (now KDDI) in 1984. Both companies have entered the Fortune 500. In 2010, he became the chairman of Japan Airlines Co., Ltd., and in just one year, he turned the bankrupt and rebuilt Japan Airlines from loss to profit, and created the highest profit in the history of Japan Airlines. This profit margin was also the highest profit margin among aviation companies in the world that year. He is currently the honorary chairman of Kyocera and Japan Airlines, and the highest advisor of KDDI. In 1983, he founded Seiwajuku to teach business philosophy to entrepreneurial students on a voluntary basis. There are currently more than 9,000 students in Seiwajuku around the world. In 1984, he founded the "Inamori Foundation" and created the "Kyoto Prize", which is known as the "Asian Nobel Prize".
Cao Xiuyun (Translator)
Born in Wuxi, Jiangsu. Business operator. Currently the chairman of Kazuo Inamori (Beijing) Management Consulting Co., Ltd. and vice chairman of Kyocera Ameba Management Consulting (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. His book "Kazuo Inamori's Success Formula" has been published in both Chinese and Japanese. He has translated fourteen books by Kazuo Inamori, including "The Art of Living" and "The Art of Doing". He has translated all the manuscripts of Inamori's speeches in China in the past six years.
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