Shogun Management: How North Americans Can Thrive in Japanese Companies
di William C. Byham, George Dixon
1994 · 272 pagine · HarperCollins · ISBN 9780887306884
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For the nearly one million Americans who work for Japanese companies in North America, this truly helpful guide shows the best way to success.
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