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Japanese in Britain suggest that they are obsessed with long-term planning and concensus decision-making, that all the bosses are Japanese, that all decisions are made in Tokyo, and that uniforms and exercises are compulsory. Dr Jones‘ findings question these ‘myths‘ arguing that the Japanese have s

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Working for Japanese Companies in Britain Today: Myths and Realities, in which Japanese companies carry on their business in Britain. In the UK context, the long-term view as laid down by Head Office in Tokyo is not necessarily always workable, and has given rise to a number of problems. In many cases, an overall long-term plan exists, but is subject to constant modi

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Postscript: Toyota Comes to Britain,rst, the acquisition of a majority holding in Toyota (..) Ltd., and a nominal stake in Inchcape PLC, the international trading group which previously held 100 per cent of the Toyota franchise in the UK; second, the takeover of Toyota Industrial, to manage the import and distribution of Toyota’s fork

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The Theory of Japanese Management: The Origins of the Myths,less mysterious now than they were a hundred years ago when strange reports from “Topsy-Turvy Land” first began to trickle back to an eager audience. A trip to a well-stocked library might seem a sensible plan in finding information solid enough upon which to base a major career decision.