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Shukko

Shukko (出向, from 出るmeaning to leave and 向う meaning to go towards) is a form of job transfer occurring in Japanese companies. A “Shukko” most often… 
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2013
2013
The impact of Shukko (employee transfers) within group companies on the capability and speed of promotion of engineers
This study examined the impact of Shukko (employee transfer) experience of research and development (R&D) engineers in a Japanese… 
2011
2011
Between Bit Valley and Silicon Valley: Hybrid Forms of Business Governance in the Japanese Internet Economy.
Even in the midst of a prolonged macroeconomic recession, Japan experienced the beginning of a take-off in its Internet economy… 
2010
2010
Apprentissages et couplages dans l'entreprise complexe : le cas de la conception collaborative dans le domaine aéronautique
L'objectif de cette these est de comprendre les phenomenes de couplages et d'apprentissages lors de projets en conception… 
2009
2009
Soziale Netzwerke japanischer Wirtschaftsverbände : Shukko und Amakudari in sektoralen Verbandsnetzwerken im Chemie und Informations- und Kommunikationssektor
2009
2009
Developments of Shukko and Tenseki with organizational restructuring of the Japanese corporate group
1994
1994
Voluntary Assignment of Local Obligations by Agreements on Farming-out (Shukko)
1986
1986
A Reflection on Shukko Concerning Its Legal Implication
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