HARUKA NISHIMATSU, WORLD’S MOST AUSTERE CEO
By CoolCrack.com, 17 February 2012.
Source: CoolCrack.com
Comment: Well...he's Japanese. Taking a bus to work, joining his employees for meal, and having an open-space office, is not unusual. That's part of Japanese work culture. I've seen it all in a few Japanese companies in Malaysia. But to take a pay cut so his company can survive and his employees remain employed, is noteworthy. How many of the world' CEOs - including ours - have done that? Usually, when a company is in trouble, retrenchment or voluntary separation scheme (VSS) is one of the first remedies.
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