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JAPAN by Peter F. Drucker

Peter Drucker on the Profession of Management ()

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Harvard Business School Press

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JAPAN by Peter F. Drucker

“The Japanese understood the lessons of America’s managerial achievement during World War II more clearly than we did ourselves—especially with respect to managing people as a resource rather than as a cost.

As a result, they adapted the West's new ‘social technology’—management—to make it fit their own values and traditions.

They adopted (and adapted) organization theory to become the most thorough practitioners of decentralization in the world. (Pre-World War II Japan had been completely centralized).”

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