1)Focusing on the long term

2)Jumping beyond the current trend

3)Making quality everyone’s responsibility

4) Striving for continuous improvement

5)Managing individual strengths

6)Committing to authentic transformation

                                              ~Jacket Cover

This are just some of the “rules of thumb” that made Toyota the company that it is now.

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