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Startup in the Land of the Rising Sun: 1989 to 2000 - The Internet Years

Bradley L. Bartz

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Description:Fresh out of college, I landed in Japan at just at the right time. Sure, the famed "Bubble" had burst a year before I arrived. But that didn't slow me down. I got here just in time to set up an information technology business at the perfect time and place to catch the Internet wave, rode it straight down its massive face, shot the tube, then gloriously wiped out in a furious wall of white water. This book is about that wall of white water, what came just before it and how I pulled out of it to surf another day as an entrepreneur. Memoirs of a Gaijin is meant to evoke emotion and discussion by readers. The path and decisions of Bradley Bartz have been studied, trashed, praised and are now a part of Japanese business history. Cheeky, just like my title. Memoirs of a Gaijin is an introspective piece into my years starting many businesses in Japan. The stories have many bright and strong characters that I hope to expand on in this and future works. I raised over 10 million dollars from New York Hedge funds for my businesses in Japan. This work documents how I founded and grew our venture business to that funding table. You will also learn to ask for the order. The reader is also blessed with some trade secrets that I have refused to teach others. Until now. For salespeople and leaders Chapter 2 has enough power that you will change peoples lives. I know some of you will try my tools. I do ask that everyone be careful with the tools and sales tricks that I expose. Practice makes perfect. If you get caught using my secrets your client will excommunicate you. I digress. This book chronicles landing in Japan in 1989 and immediate efforts to establish venture businesses in Japan. The historical press record of adventures is also featured so reference points to the story are told. 3 Universities have done multiple case studies on Brad Bartz and my business creations. That includes Keio University Graduate School of Business, University of Georgia at Auburn and my alma mater of Loyola Marymount University. These are the ones I know of. I also know that many former employees used my businesses in their thesis papers. Memoirs of a Gaijin has been a personal hell to write. The many stops and starts of the drafts litter my hard drives and paper notebooks. The anger expressed in those early notes were just too much to allow to be printed. I just celebrated my 25th anniversary of landing in japan. This has mellowed my views and memories considerably. I hope that the story told remains faithful and that you as the reader can hold on for the roller coaster ride. Japan is my mistress, my muse. The streets of Tokyo are my hometown and I can wander with complete safety and freedom of care. This wonderful city is filled with many people, but as a gaijin it is the smallest city in the world. I hope Tokyo old timers will relish the old years as I tell of a time when Gaijins were still special in Japan. For example, from 1989 to 1992 any direction that I would walk in I had a space bubble. The Japanese would literally part like the red sea so I could pass by untouched. Sushi bars offered free drink and eats just by sitting down and not speaking Japanese. I have a fondness for those days, but do not miss being so far outside of the Japanese village. I got to see the inside of that village, it is gilded with gold and pearls. Ooohhh shoot, that memory might be of a close to death experience. Oh wait, nope, that is the Japanese village I got invited into and then I was promptly thrown over the wall. Funny thing happened. 99% of the Japanese consumers do not get to see the gold and pearls of the Japanese village. I joined hands with them and forgot that big companies even existed. My love of Japan is the most strong for my customers. I have always been treated great and I do consider many Japanese customers my patrons. These customers just continue to support our activities in Japan and their spirit is what makes it so special for me.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Startup in the Land of the Rising Sun: 1989 to 2000 - The Internet Years. To get started finding Startup in the Land of the Rising Sun: 1989 to 2000 - The Internet Years, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.

Pages: 198

Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: Createspace

Release: 2014

ISBN: 1499165382

Description: Fresh out of college, I landed in Japan at just at the right time. Sure, the famed "Bubble" had burst a year before I arrived. But that didn't slow me down. I got here just in time to set up an information technology business at the perfect time and place to catch the Internet wave, rode it straight down its massive face, shot the tube, then gloriously wiped out in a furious wall of white water. This book is about that wall of white water, what came just before it and how I pulled out of it to surf another day as an entrepreneur. Memoirs of a Gaijin is meant to evoke emotion and discussion by readers. The path and decisions of Bradley Bartz have been studied, trashed, praised and are now a part of Japanese business history. Cheeky, just like my title. Memoirs of a Gaijin is an introspective piece into my years starting many businesses in Japan. The stories have many bright and strong characters that I hope to expand on in this and future works. I raised over 10 million dollars from New York Hedge funds for my businesses in Japan. This work documents how I founded and grew our venture business to that funding table. You will also learn to ask for the order. The reader is also blessed with some trade secrets that I have refused to teach others. Until now. For salespeople and leaders Chapter 2 has enough power that you will change peoples lives. I know some of you will try my tools. I do ask that everyone be careful with the tools and sales tricks that I expose. Practice makes perfect. If you get caught using my secrets your client will excommunicate you. I digress. This book chronicles landing in Japan in 1989 and immediate efforts to establish venture businesses in Japan. The historical press record of adventures is also featured so reference points to the story are told. 3 Universities have done multiple case studies on Brad Bartz and my business creations. That includes Keio University Graduate School of Business, University of Georgia at Auburn and my alma mater of Loyola Marymount University. These are the ones I know of. I also know that many former employees used my businesses in their thesis papers. Memoirs of a Gaijin has been a personal hell to write. The many stops and starts of the drafts litter my hard drives and paper notebooks. The anger expressed in those early notes were just too much to allow to be printed. I just celebrated my 25th anniversary of landing in japan. This has mellowed my views and memories considerably. I hope that the story told remains faithful and that you as the reader can hold on for the roller coaster ride. Japan is my mistress, my muse. The streets of Tokyo are my hometown and I can wander with complete safety and freedom of care. This wonderful city is filled with many people, but as a gaijin it is the smallest city in the world. I hope Tokyo old timers will relish the old years as I tell of a time when Gaijins were still special in Japan. For example, from 1989 to 1992 any direction that I would walk in I had a space bubble. The Japanese would literally part like the red sea so I could pass by untouched. Sushi bars offered free drink and eats just by sitting down and not speaking Japanese. I have a fondness for those days, but do not miss being so far outside of the Japanese village. I got to see the inside of that village, it is gilded with gold and pearls. Ooohhh shoot, that memory might be of a close to death experience. Oh wait, nope, that is the Japanese village I got invited into and then I was promptly thrown over the wall. Funny thing happened. 99% of the Japanese consumers do not get to see the gold and pearls of the Japanese village. I joined hands with them and forgot that big companies even existed. My love of Japan is the most strong for my customers. I have always been treated great and I do consider many Japanese customers my patrons. These customers just continue to support our activities in Japan and their spirit is what makes it so special for me.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Startup in the Land of the Rising Sun: 1989 to 2000 - The Internet Years. To get started finding Startup in the Land of the Rising Sun: 1989 to 2000 - The Internet Years, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.

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