invasion of China, where he was born, and later facing the challenge of building a new life in the United States after the communists came to power. He spent 25 years there with Texas Instruments and gained a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Stanford. That, however, is what makes Chang stand out from the crowded field of Asian business leaders. What When it comes to making critical business decisions, a leader should also have intuition, he told the Accenture consulting It was shocking, but we understood that drastic change in leadership was a must for Nissan at that time
a former labor union member was at first skeptical about the new, foreign management style. “but what Ghosn did in his very early days was to openly share with employees Nissan's seriously poor financial performance, he said. it
"It wasn’t so difficult to change our mindset after knowing where we were and where the company was heading."