31: The 11 Rs Of Handling Mistakes

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31: The 11 Rs Of Handling Mistakes

FromThe Leadership Japan Series

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Feb 27, 2014

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Feb 27, 2014

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Leading in Japan is distinct and different from other countries. The language, culture and size of the economy make sure of that. We can learn by trial and error or we can draw on real world practical experience and save ourselves a lot of friction, wear and tear. This podcasts offers hundreds of episodes packed with value, insights and perspectives on leading here. The only other podcast on Japan which can match the depth and breadth of this Leadership Japan Series podcast is the Japan's Top Business interviews podcast.

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