Millionaire Son in Law Chapter 1814
Please read Millionaire Son in Law Chapter 1814 for an engaging story.
- Nanako is encouraged to assume a leading role in the Ito family business.
- The chapter highlights the importance of public image in Japanese business culture.
- Discussions revolve around the future leadership and representation of the Ito family.
A father’s hopes for his daughter’s future. Cultural differences in business practices. The challenges of public image and leadership.
Emi also persuaded: “Yes, Nanako, you should stand up to the stage for your father now and let your father teach you and make suggestions for you.”
Nanako nodded gently and said, “Okay, I will definitely work hard!”
Takehiko and Emi were relieved to see Nanako’s promise so refreshing.
Takehiko Ito naturally has high hopes for his daughter, but Nanako was obsessed with martial arts before and did not have much interest in the operation and management of the family business.
At that time, Takehiko was still worrying about how to let his daughter gradually take care of him and focus on inheriting the family business.
He thought that he could carry his body for more than ten years, which would give Nanako a few more years of free time.
Unexpectedly, things changed so much all at once.
Although most of Japanese culture originated from China, it has more or less localized development.
In China, most entrepreneurs put their interests first and do not pay much attention to external image issues.
However, after the Meiji Restoration in Japan, the degree of westernization was relatively high, so Japanese entrepreneurs attached great importance to the external image of enterprises.