Michael Turner
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Introduction
15+ years in Tokyo, former software engineer (various startup experiences), tech translator, now co-managing a ryokan.
What are you looking to get out of this meetup?
My interests now lean more toward the so-called "social entrepreneurship" side, but, as Peter Drucker pointed out, the management issues are hardly any different in the non-profit sector. I hope to learn more about lean startup methodology and see which lessons I can apply to my own efforts.
Are you currently engaged in a startup?
Not as such. I'm in the process of starting an NPO with a research, educational and charitable agenda, however. The business I help manage now can hardly be called a startup, since it seems to have started not long after WW II. I did, however, revive it by putting it on the Web and promoting it.
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Welcome, Michael. I hope to see you again soon!
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Dear Michael
welcome to our group
unfortunately this coming session on the 16th is already full
but we will have another session on April 25th
I will be happy if you could join
regards
Tair
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Hello Michael! Glad you can join this month. I hope you can share some insight and your experience.
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Hi Michael, Welcome to the group! Co-managing a ryokan sounds like an interesting job. Hope you can join us for some cooking:)
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Hi Michael, Thank for joining us next month. We will send you detail map. Looking forward to see you soon!
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yes, most of the my task is translating some article JAPANESE into ENGLISH.
and correct wrong ENGLISH sentence which my boss wrote
because when they do not have a time , they tend to use translator application.
it is not works well
( may be you and ENGLISH speaker understand it but very strange sentence)sometimes, translate ENGLISH into JAPANESE.
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No. Actually it is the name of my first Japanese teacher (assistant teacher).
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