Yotaro kobayashi biography books
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Product Details
| Catalog No. | NEOBK-1226618 |
|---|---|
| JAN/ISBN | 9784833420068 |
| Product Type | BOOK |
Books are basically written in Japanese except for bilingual books or ones indicated as not written only in Japanese.
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Description in Japanese
小林陽太郎 「性善説」の経営者 / 樺島弘文/著
「よい会社」を目指した富士ゼロックスとの50年。日本を代表する財界人「初めての評伝」。
Tracklisting
| 1 | プロローグ 引退スピーチの日 |
| 2 | 第1章 「人間」小林陽太郎 |
| 3 | 第2章 ビューティフルキャンペーンの衝撃 |
| 4 | 第3章 「一番の仕事」はTQC |
| 5 | 第4章 販売会社は何をもたらしたのか |
| 6 | 第5章 ニューワークウェイは正しかったか |
| 7 | 第6章 小林は後継社長たちに何を託したのか |
| 8 | 第7章 「企業の社会的責任」とは何か |
| 9 | 第8章 「再アジア化」論と中国 |
| 10 | 第9章 アスペンの夢 |
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