John Kotter: fate

He deals with the lives, leadership, and management of Matsusita Gonoske, who is a three-managed god, along with the top entrepreneur, Honda Soichio, and the world authority on leadership and change management at Harvard Business School. The book deals with the question of how ordinary human beings grow into great leaders, emphasizing that only a continued quest for growth and transformation, such as Matssitha Gonoske, can lead to great leadership. The 20th century offers the most necessary model of leadership for those who will survive the 21st century through the lives of the great leader Matssitata Gonosque. A poor and injured sick nine-year-old boy named Matssita went into a bicycle shop as an apprentice, where he learned that customers were valued. At 16 years of age, he entered Osaka lights and became a promising employee, and later he became independent and became an upper-end merchant, and by the 20th century, he had a long-run management strategy. He continued to set his ground, uncontented, and even after gaining considerable wealth and honor, to the position of a business leader who had a powerful influence. The life of Matssita allows us to figure out how to tackle difficult situations and get ahead of others in a rapidly changing environment.

Korean title: 운명

Korean author: 존 코터

Korean publisher: 다산북스

ISBN-13: 9791130604770