Dissimilarities. American
Management (AM) highly differs from Japanese Management (JM).
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reflects a formal and political model. This stresses that there is a
hierarchical structure influenced by power and authority in their
organizations. The one on the top is responsible for decision making and
dictating the subordinates to follow what was ordered. Thus, decisions are made
quickly and clearly but its implementation takes time. Hiring their employees is
based on their field of expertise and their promotion is based on individual’s
performance which results to job insecurity within the organization. There is
also a frequent change of companies. AM is primarily short-term orientation. On
the other hand, JM replicates collegial/subjective model. Japanese organization
leaders tend to consult the body hence decision making is slow. But having
consensus in preparing and making decisions results to fast implementations
processes. The decision flow is from the bottom-to-top and back. There is a
collective responsibility and accountability among the members of the
organizations. Japanese workers have rotations of jobs within the company.
Therefore, there is a slow promotion through ranks and evaluation of long-term
performance is considered. Mostly in large companies, JM renders to its body a
lifetime of employment thus training and professional development is also a
long term investment. As a result, loyalty to the company is produced. Harmony
is in the air for JM, there are no insecurities within the company because they
are all managed equally. Furthermore, this management is for long term
orientation.
Similarities. American
Management (AM) has a handful of likeness to Japanese Management (JM).
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two management styles also have similarities. Both have goals, decision making
processes and nature of structure. AM and JM’s goals are within their preferred
future of their organization. In a management, processes such us negotiations
and decision making are crucial that is why it can be lost. The nature of
structure for the two kinds of managements is both have leaders who govern the
organization.
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