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SD item code:13046436
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Eiki Nishimura
 Original text before translation
西村栄基
(201262)
JAN:978479911262-5
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(201262)
JAN:978479911262-5
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Country of manufacture: made in Japan
Material / component: Paper
Year of manufacture: 2025
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Description
| Contents Why do Germans achieve the highest efficiency and results in a limited amount of time? *3rd largest GDP in the world, surpassing Japan 1*1*5 times higher labor productivity than Japan *266 hours less work per year than Japan *Average wage about 40% higher than Japan In 2023, Japan's nominal GDP fell to 4th place in the world for the first time in 55 years. The country that changed its position and entered the world's top 3 is Germany. What is unique about the German way of working is that it produces results with far fewer working days* and hours than the Japanese. Their labor productivity is actually about 1.5 times higher than in Japan. In this book, the author, who has lived in Germany for 17 years as an expatriate of a trading company and has been involved in European business for 30 years, teaches specific work techniques from daily operations to management so that anyone in any position can practice the German way of working, which is lean, efficient, and results oriented! Table of Contents Introduction: A Day at a German Company Chapter 1: The German Social Structure that Generates Outstanding Productivity Chapter 2: The German Way of Working Chapter 3: Bringing Out the Best in Employees [German Style Management] Chapter 4 Recommendations for a German-Japanese Hybrid Work Style |
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Why do Germans achieve the highest efficiency and results in a limited amount of time? *3rd largest GDP in the world, surpassing Japan
1*1*5 times higher labor productivity than Japan
*266 hours less work per year than Japan
*Average wage about 40% higher than Japan
In 2023, Japan's nominal GDP fell to 4th place in the world for the first time in 55 years. The country that changed its position and entered the world's top 3 is Germany. What is unique about the German way of working is that it produces results with far fewer working days* and hours than the Japanese. Their labor productivity is actually about 1.5 times higher than in Japan. In this book, the author, who has lived in Germany for 17 years as an expatriate of a trading company and has been involved in European business for 30 years, teaches specific work techniques from daily operations to management so that anyone in any position can practice the German way of working, which is lean, efficient, and results oriented!
Table of Contents
Introduction: A Day at a German Company
Chapter 1: The German Social Structure that Generates Outstanding Productivity
Chapter 2: The German Way of Working
Chapter 3: Bringing Out the Best in Employees [German Style Management]
Chapter 4 Recommendations for a German-Japanese Hybrid Work Style