【山口周】米IBM ガースナーに学ぶ リーダーシップ／知的生産のピークは48歳？人生後半の経営戦略【47歳からのキャリア】
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Watch the full episode here ▶ https://txbiz.tv-tokyo.co.jp/47/vod/p...
The guest, continuing from the previous episode, is Shu Yamaguchi, author of "Contextual Leadership: The Best Bosses and Worst Bosses are Determined by Context" (Kobunsha Shinsho). Mr. Yamaguchi says that "the order in which you use different leadership styles is important." He says that Gerstner, who rebuilt IBM, also changed his leadership style to lead the company to recovery.
Furthermore, he warns that "the peak of intellectual productivity is around the age of 48. After that, trying to forcibly protect your position can lead to 'tarnishing your reputation in your later years'." On the other hand, he also says that "you should cling to the stable position of a company while constantly challenging yourself with new things." This is a must-read for anyone approaching or currently experiencing the "autumn of life," as we interviewed experts on "life management strategies." (Part 2 of 2)
[Main Discussion Topics]
• The leadership of IBM's Gerstner and Kennedy
• Is there an "art" in order?
• What to do in the "autumn of life"?
• The late 40s and beyond as seen in "life management strategies"
• Clinging to a company through a side hustle, etc.
[Career advice for troubled adults from age 47]
There's a movie released in the US in 2017 that became a hot topic: "47, Part 2." It's a human drama depicting the sorrow and rebirth of a middle-aged man.
In fact, the age at which people experience the lowest level of "happiness" is 47.2 years old. According to research by Professor David Blancheflower of Dartmouth College, the generation approaching 50 is experiencing gloomy days. (47.2 years old in developed countries, 48.2 years old in developing countries - 2020 survey)
Indeed, this is a generation where worries about work and personal life increase. What will you do with the rest of your working life? Will you be promoted? Will you continue working after retirement? Will you pursue your hobbies? Is it too late to change jobs now? Risk-skilling? Career advancement? In this "100-year life era," we explore hints for how to live for adults struggling with these questions.
Cast
Guest: Shu Yamaguchi (Independent researcher, author, public speaker)
MC: Akiko Sasaki (TV Tokyo)
Clothing provided by HIROKOBIS
Sound materials OtoLogic
#ShuYamaguchi #Context #Leadership #Boss #Subordinate #LifeManagementStrategy #AkikoSasaki #WayOfLife #Career #TVTokyoBIZ #40s #50s #47yearsold #CareerFrom47 #TVTokyoBIZ
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【山口周】米IBM ガースナーに学ぶ リーダーシップ／知的生産のピークは48歳？人生後半の経営戦略【47歳からのキャリア】
テレ東BIZ ダイジェスト
37,951 views
Watch the full episode here ▶ https://txbiz.tv-tokyo.co.jp/47/vod/p...
The guest, continuing from the previous episode, is Shu Yamaguchi, author of "Contextual Leadership: The Best Bosses and Worst Bosses are Determined by Context" (Kobunsha Shinsho). Mr. Yamaguchi says that "the order in which you use different leadership styles is important." He says that Gerstner, who rebuilt IBM, also changed his leadership style to lead the company to recovery.
Furthermore, he warns that "the peak of intellectual productivity is around the age of 48. After that, trying to forcibly protect your position can lead to 'tarnishing your reputation in your later years'." On the other hand, he also says that "you should cling to the stable position of a company while constantly challenging yourself with new things." This is a must-read for anyone approaching or currently experiencing the "autumn of life," as we interviewed experts on "life management strategies." (Part 2 of 2)
[Main Discussion Topics]
• The leadership of IBM's Gerstner and Kennedy
• Is there an "art" in order?
• What to do in the "autumn of life"?
• The late 40s and beyond as seen in "life management strategies"
• Clinging to a company through a side hustle, etc.
[Career advice for troubled adults from age 47]
There's a movie released in the US in 2017 that became a hot topic: "47, Part 2." It's a human drama depicting the sorrow and rebirth of a middle-aged man.
In fact, the age at which people experience the lowest level of "happiness" is 47.2 years old. According to research by Professor David Blancheflower of Dartmouth College, the generation approaching 50 is experiencing gloomy days. (47.2 years old in developed countries, 48.2 years old in developing countries - 2020 survey)
Indeed, this is a generation where worries about work and personal life increase. What will you do with the rest of your working life? Will you be promoted? Will you continue working after retirement? Will you pursue your hobbies? Is it too late to change jobs now? Risk-skilling? Career advancement? In this "100-year life era," we explore hints for how to live for adults struggling with these questions.
Cast
Guest: Shu Yamaguchi (Independent researcher, author, public speaker)
MC: Akiko Sasaki (TV Tokyo)
Clothing provided by HIROKOBIS
Sound materials OtoLogic
#ShuYamaguchi #Context #Leadership #Boss #Subordinate #LifeManagementStrategy #AkikoSasaki #WayOfLife #Career #TVTokyoBIZ #40s #50s #47yearsold #CareerFrom47 #TVTokyoBIZ
あゝ、もうそんな年代なんだ。