After the Meiji Restoration, Japan's economy was booming. However, militarism was rampant, the darkest imperial era came, and the gray curtain of the 20th century began to envelope the world. Japanese business has also entered the most tangled era. The growth paths of the well-known management gods are colorful. There are "rich second generation" people like Kiichiro Toyoda, and there are ordinary people like Konosuke Matsushita, but they all eventually made their own world. In the most tortuous years of the 20th century, it shined with unique light. Did you know that Kiichiro Toyoda was so depressed that he read various suicide manuals, and Konosuke Matsushita also cried loudly to "win sympathy" for years. The god of management is not a day's practice!
Reader comments
This book is wonderful! It tells the twists and turns of Japanese business in the 20th century, as well as the stories of legendary entrepreneurs. I especially like Kiichiro Toyoda and Konosuke Matsushita mentioned in the book. I am deeply inspired by their struggles. This reminds me of "Letters from the Rockefeller Family", which is also a story about successful entrepreneurs and is full of wisdom and inspiration.
This book is wonderful! It tells the twists and turns of Japanese business in the 20th century, as well as the stories of legendary entrepreneurs. I especially like Kiichiro Toyoda and Konosuke Matsushita mentioned in the book. I am deeply inspired by their struggles. This reminds me of "Letters from the Rockefeller Family", which is also a story about successful entrepreneurs and is full of wisdom and inspiration.