Sitting stock-still, hands in his lap, eyes closed, Kazuo Inamori is quietly explaining what he found when he took over as chairman of near-bankrupt Japan Airlines in 2010. His calm belies the turbulence he flew into — and the radical change of course he effected to pull the group out of its dive.
稻盛和夫雙手放在膝蓋上，閉目靜坐，正在平靜地解釋2010年，他接任瀕臨破產的日本航空公司（JAL，簡稱“日航”）董事長一職時看到的情況。他的平靜令人想象不到他當年駛入的那場湍流——以及他為了將這家集團從下墜中拉升起來而執(zhí)行的激烈航向變更。
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