Redefining Traditional Leadership in a Global World
This book provides ways to stand out at the start of the leadership line. It explains issues that are happening every single day and redefines traditional leadership in the global world.
- San Diego, CA (1888PressRelease) May 04, 2018 - The role of a leader in companies, organizations, and associations is of vital importance. The success of a team is often measured by how organized the leader is. In the global world, there are many preconceived ideas and unique practices that are sometimes considered beauties of the culture. In Japan specifically, people who accurately speculate their boss's thoughts are recognized and most of time, promoted. This may not work in the so-called interconnected world. People's educated contents are different when their culture is different. Collective ideas, too, can go a long way. When there's balance, there's harmony.
Kenny Kaneko has been part of the leadership at several American Global IT companies for twenty years. He has built and run multinational groups with people coming from around ten different countries. He wrote Turning Japanese Execs into Effective Global Leaders that provides ways to stand out at the start of the leadership line. It explains issues that are happening every single day and redefines traditional leadership in the global world. Figure out the basic solutions so you can get out of the infinite loop of failure. Learn from the expert himself.
This book is available on Amazon in Kindle, paperback, or hardcover versions: https://www.amazon.com/Turning-Japanese-Effective-Global-Leaders-ebook/dp/B07BS29JPF/
The author will be giving away the Kindle for free on the following dates: May 3 to 5 and on May 11 and 12. Save the dates and grab your copy!
Here are a few of the powerful and inspiring AHAmessages you can share from this book:
• In a Japanese culture, there's always an opportunity to optimize a process to make it smaller, faster & more reliable. ( @ ) jpn_globleader
• Motivating by telling others what to do every day is not a good way. It's an old style of managing. #GlobalWorld ( @ ) jpn_globleader
• In traditional Japanese culture, there are many pre-defined moral codes (behaviors) that people are expected to follow. ( @ ) jpn_globleader
• Figure out why your leadership fails. There are a few points you've overlooked. You did grow up in a specific culture. ( @ ) jpn_globleader
• People's cultures are different. Japanese executives typically must listen to the opinions of those who work for them. ( @ ) jpn_globleader
Read and share other amazing AHAmessages from Kenny Kaneko’s AHAbook, " Turning Japanese Execs Into Effective Global Leaders" at http://aha.pub/JapaneseExecs
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