In the Japanese approach to change, managers involve employees in the change process only during the final stages.

Japanese Approach

The Japanese Approach often refers to business or management practices that emphasize consensus-building, quality control, and a strong work ethic, characteristic of Japanese culture.

Change Process

Change Process involves the steps or stages undertaken to move an individual, group, or organization from a current state to a desired future state, encompassing planning, implementation, and consolidation.