LEADERSHIP POWER PLAYS: HOW THE WORLD'S MOST POWERFUL EXECUTIVES REACH THE TOP OF THEIR GAME

Make Your Move

• Establish responsibility at every level like Jamie Houghton at Corning
• Learn from T.K. Kurien to emulate top players the Wipro way
• Put the fash back in your organization like Canon's Fujio Mitarai
• Use Steve Ballmer's tactics at Microsoft to command a company in transition

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10) T.K. Kurien: Wipro is Taking a Page from Toyota's Playbook

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