The Harada Method is the "World's best process on day-to-day management to develop people to their fullest capability." It is a sport's analogy and teaches a leader how to be like a highly successful coach, bringing out the best from their employees.
It also teaches you how to be a winner at work. Learn how to love Monday's and be excited about your job.
Takashi Harada was a junior high school track and field coach at the worst school in Osaka, Japan. After many years studying the world's best coaches, he created a totally new methodology to uplift his students. The school went from the lowest rated to the highest rated out of 380 schools and the students won 13 gold medals - number one in all of Japan. In 1980, Harada opened a consulting and training company in Tokyo and has trained over 60,000 people at close to 300 companies.
Norman Bodek is a teacher, consultant, author and publisher, he founded Productivity Press, and is the Executive Vice-President of the Liker Leadership Institute. He has met with and studied the teachings of Deming, Joseph M. Juran, Philip B. Crosby, and Kaoru Ishikawa, and published the works of Yoji Akao, Taiichi Ohno, and Shigeo Shingo and 100 others. He has published over 100 Japanese management books in English, and teaches the Best of Japanese management at Portland State University.
George Trachilis, P.Eng., is the President of the Liker Leadership Institute and the producer of the online course located at TheHaradaMethod.com