5 Recommended Notes for This Week! Management is a 'Task,' Not Just Culture or Manners / 'Barely Tokyo Stations' vs. 'Almost Tokyo Stations': Which is Really Cheaper? And More

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Here are the recommended notes for this week, picked out by the note editorial department.
Please take a look at the pieces that catch your interest.

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Management is a "task," not just culture or manners

"You can't be a manager unless you're a respectable person, right?"
"In the first place, some people are just naturally suited for it and some aren't."

"My answer to these questions is 'No'."

Sadanobu Osamura introduces a manual that breaks down management into a concrete "task" that anyone can perform, along with methods for training.

"Barely Tokyo Stations" vs. "Almost Tokyo Stations": Which is "really cheaper"?

A rent comparison targeting train lines that cross prefectural borders. When ranked by room size, it seems some surprising results emerged—.

Togu has created a "Ranking of Stations with Cheap Rent on Prefectural Borders" analyzed from a unique perspective.

Easy! I tried making soft-boiled eggs using "non-boiled boiled eggs" and "baked eggs"

"Now then.
Which one do you think is best? (^^)"

・Steamed eggs
・Poached boiled eggs
・Baked eggs

Annon summarizes the results of trying various cooking methods to achieve the perfect "sticky soft-boiled state."

[Manga] Think of a "copy for selling shaved ice in the middle of winter"

"Most clients come to the orientation carrying a product like shaved ice in the middle of winter."
"Our job is to help them with words and ideas."

An assignment given in a copywriter course. Among a gathering of experts, the one chosen as the number one copy was... A manga work by Keita Uehara.

The story of how I ended up publishing a book after continuing on Instagram for 3 years.

"The contact came in April 2024.
At this point, publication wasn't guaranteed; it was contact made before the internal planning meeting had passed."

Iyupi, who shares ideas on social media to make daily study time more enjoyable, writes about the journey to publishing a book.

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