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Haruka Nishimatsu, World’s Most Austere CEO (5 pics)
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yamaz
(17 Feb 2012 02:23) Total user comments:
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a lesson someone in Italy should learn quickly...
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ceo's of america, LEARN FROM THIS.
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(17 Feb 2012 03:28) Total user comments:
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Yah, right. Like Steve Jobs earned $1 a year. That was to save his millions of dollars of stock. I'm sure this man gets his share of stocks and bonuses each year regardless of what his take home is.
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Always going to be a loophole.
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capt.huffnpuff
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It's not only the salary, putting the pay aside, where else can you see a CEO queuing in a cafeteria and taking public transport? most company CEOs have egos as big as their salaries. you have to give credit to this guy.
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good points being argued here ... still a step in the right direction
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(17 Feb 2012 12:08) Total user comments:
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This is a man putting the company first, and showing a degree of equality with his staff.
I would like to bet that if you had a problem at work, or even a solution to one, you could approach him and not have to pass it to some idiot manager, who passes it to his manager, who then either shits on you for having a problem, or takes the credit for the solution.
I would work for him!
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(17 Feb 2012 12:52) Total user comments:
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coba ya gan
gw jadi kaya gtu
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mauman707
(17 Feb 2012 15:52) Total user comments:
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RESPECT!
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(17 Feb 2012 17:54) Total user comments:
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Oh, man. If we can have somebody like that down here.
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I hope to see more examples as such not only in companies but in Government offices... yeah right
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A great man.
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Good for him. A good example
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(17 Feb 2012 18:36) Total user comments:
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Japan is the world leader in Customer Service, they also are not filled with greed like their American counterparts.
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respect for this guy !
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No job in the world can justify earning more then $1,000,000 a year.
The American system is just evil and unfair. Land of the free, my ass.
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He's setting a good example. Many people could learn something from him.
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(18 Feb 2012 01:26) Total user comments:
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that aint gonna happen in the western world... we are all materialistic fucks!
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That's why Japan getting better every single day.
Thats only one of more nice example.
Me Respect.
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World need more & more Haruka Nishimatsu
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Nothing but respect!
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This would be fantastic if Haruka Nishimatsu was still JAL's president. Yoshiharu Ueki is the current president, and he took over from Masaru Onishi.
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