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Human resource policy in Japan

Human Resource Policy


What does productivity mean?
I noticed that I choose to write English entry when I feel like being philosophical or contemplative, and to write Japnese entry when I feel what I will write about will be pretty factual and not offensive to general public. Departing from Tokyo, I went with 2 of my clients to do some research work in the […]...
26 Jun, 2008 | No comments yet
Recent epiphany
After working on a project that demanded all my knowledge and experience of the past 40 years, I was rewarded with deep learning and epiphany. As I was reading Rachel Remen’s Kitchen Table Wisdom for the 23rd time, I came across the part that described the work of business consultants. Although Remen was talking about […]...
17 Apr, 2008 | 2 comments
“Have Respect for the Indivisual”
In advanced countries, it seems to me that to respect for the individual is the most important key factor for the longe term success of a company...
25 Dec, 2005 | No comments yet
Achieving the meaningful end result
My Australian friend once mentioned to me during his first visit to Japan that he noticed that eating is interacting in Japan. At many sushi place, you grinde your own wasabi. We mix chopped nori, ground ginger to our taste at the table when we eat cold soba noodle...
20 Aug, 2005 | No comments yet
Salary to match the capability and performance
My Australian friend once mentioned to me during his first visit to Japan that he noticed that eating is interacting in Japan. At many sushi place, you grinde your own wasabi. We mix chopped nori, ground ginger to our taste at the table when we eat cold soba noodle...
28 Apr, 2004 | No comments yet


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