Chapter 126 Japanese politicians without any leadership qualifications

That is to say, is there no talented person who can be a leader in Japan now?Regardless of the consciousness of the people, without a real leader, sooner or later a country will wither and die. So, what exactly is a leader?What qualifications do you have to be a leader? My answer to this question is clear.To put it bluntly, those who can understand this era and can foresee the future.In addition, at least master the "three artifacts" mentioned before. Repeat again, the "three artifacts" are "English", "IT", and "Finance".The ability in these three aspects is very necessary, just as important as "reading", "writing", and "abacus" in the past.If students can hone these "three artifacts" well during their college days, they may become international talents, which is the basic requirement for becoming a leader.

However, so far no Japanese leader possesses any of these three aspects.English is not good, IT is not good, and finance is not good. How can this be a politician of this era? In fact, English is not only English, but has long been an "international standard language". Therefore, if you can't speak English, you can only be isolated by the international community and cannot be understood by other countries. Regarding IT, the reason why politicians fail to understand the "National Numbering System" mentioned in Chapter 4 is because of neglecting IT learning.The same goes for the unknown whereabouts of pension funds. If you know how to process data, you won't be able to make up lies like "it will take half a year to complete."

Many self-proclaimed "IT savvy" politicians have turned to me for advice on IT policy.At that time, after I asked "how much has IT learned", a politician said "know how to use mailboxes" and "my blog is very popular".Moreover, he was quite serious when he said this, so I didn't say anything more. IT is originally a basic means to solve business problems.Therefore, when talking about IT, we must speak from the perspective of ERP (enterprise resource planning) such as "how to solve customer databases" and "how to use e-commerce to increase turnover".In addition, it is also necessary to recognize that "without IT, public services in this era cannot be maintained."

IT is the most advanced technical means in modern business. If you can't master this ability, you will have difficulty in doing things; if you master this ability, you should be able to find the direction of IT policy.For example, using IT to reduce the cost of public services in urban areas and towns and villages to less than 1/10 of the original, this plan can simply be registered as a shared service and implemented together. However, this part of learning is not included in the career planning of Japanese politicians and bureaucrats.Therefore, most of the politicians and bureaucrats of the second and third dynasties did not have the qualifications of leaders.

Finally, there is finance.If you don't understand the situation in this big world including the economy, you can only become a victim of this era of economic borderless. In short, these "three artifacts" are the keys to open the world, and only by relying on them can a "global sense" be formed.Without this feeling, you will not be able to see the future world, and you will lead the people (and yourself) astray.