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Sekhar)Ĭhief Resident Associate in Neurosurgery, Mayo Clinic Skull base Fellowship/Instructor in the Department of Neurosurgery, George Washington University (Director Prof. Takanori Fukushima) 1984-1987Ĭlinical Fellowship in the Department of Neurosurgery, Mayo Clinic (Director Prof. Including 3 year rotation in the Department of Neurosurgery, Mitsui Memorial Hospital (Director Dr. Postgraduate training: May 1982-March 1989Ĭlinical and research assistant in the Department of Neurosurgery, the University of Tokyo Hospital (Director Prof. It would also be useful to someone who is interested in learning more about the Sony corporation, Japan, or is interested in finding a job with Sony.General culture course at the University of Tokyo Someone outside of management and administration should only read it if they are interested in entering either of those fields or advising their own boss. The writing style and focus of the book may bore the casual reader however. It also contains a great deal of good advice on how to run a business regardless of what country you come from. It contains a great deal of invaluable advice on how to handle the differences in the two countries. This is a must read for any Japanese business owner planning on expanding into the United States, or any American business owner who intends to expand into Japan. Morita mainly focuses on the strengths of Japanese business practices and the major differences in culture between Japan and the United States. The rest of the book is advice on how to run businesses, supported by the anecdotal stories of Morita’s own experience. It tells of his experiences in collage and the Japanese Imperial Navy leading up to the formation of the person he is today. The first quarter of the book is a narrative, explaining Morita’s childhood until the point where he cofounder Sony. This may be a product of Morita learning english as a second language, or of businessmen being the target audience. The writing style is slightly stilted and formal. The book tells Morita’s life story by focusing primarily on his experience in world war II as a Japanese soldier and the founding and growth of the Sony corporation. Made In Japan is an autobiography be Akio Morita, The founder of the multinational electronics corporation, Sony.

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