Bob Tobin has written more than 30 articles on the topics of leadership and change, and is a regular contributor to the journal of the American Chamber of Commece Japan. Please click on the title to read the full article.

• Meanwhile, Inside the Company - Changes in the Way People Work
  Walk past any newsstand today and you're likely to find magazine covers heralding changes in Japan with stories entitled "The New Japan", "How Japan is Changing", or "The Changing Face of Japan". Any day now, expect to see an article entitled "Say Goodbye to Japan as We Knew It."
  
  
• Making it in Management
  Take a lesson from the Japanese management playbook: Let everyone share in success, and thank your team when work goes well.
  
  
• The Six Traps of Global Organizational Development and How To Avoid Them
  Global organization development requires a set of unique personal and professional skills.
  
  
• Birthing Entrepreneurs In A Groupthink Nation
  Is entrepreneurship a subject that needs to be taught, or a job that needs to be done?
  
  
• Being Creative About Change
  What do you want from life: Change? He did not talk at the audience. He asked questions of the audience. "What's bugging you? What's funny (strange-funny)? What are people complaining about? Dr. Tobin asked us to look for those unmet needs right there and then.
  
  
• Getting Change Started: A Look Inside the Conference Room
  What do four-year-olds do? They ask a lot of "why" questions. The participants are then asked to apply the same inquisitiveness to situations in their company.