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THE Leadership Japan Series by Dale Carnegie Training Tokyo Japan

Feb 4, 2026

Performance appraisals are one of the hardest jobs in leadership because they affect promotions, bonuses, bigger responsibilities — and sometimes who gets shown the door. That’s why both sides of the table get tense: employees feel judged, and bosses often feel like they’re being asked to play “merchant...


How To Get Performance Alignment

Jan 28, 2026

When an organisation has lots of moving parts, coordination becomes a competitive advantage. Divisional rivalries, egos, “not invented here,” and personal competition can quietly shred performance, while external shocks—regulatory changes, competitor M&A, natural disasters, and market movements—keep landing on...


Jan 28, 2026

When an organisation has lots of moving parts, coordination becomes a competitive advantage. Divisional rivalries, egos, “not invented here,” and personal competition can quietly shred performance, while external shocks—regulatory changes, competitor M&A, natural disasters, and market movements—keep landing on...


Jan 21, 2026

Planning is what stops “good intentions” turning into chaos. When teams skip planning, they don’t just risk missing the deadline — they risk building the wrong thing, burning budget, and exhausting people on rework. A repeatable planning process keeps everyone aligned on outcomes, realities, actions, timelines,...


Jan 14, 2026

Doing more, faster, better with less has become the permanent setting in modern business. Post-pandemic, with tighter budgets, higher customer expectations, and AI speeding up competitors, leaders can’t rely on “the boss with the whiteboard marker” to magically produce genius ideas on demand. You need a repeatable...