"Hako-zume" Work Theory: Why a Female Police Officer Became a Successful Weekly Manga Artist By Hiroyuki Yamanaka / Miko Yasuda List Price: ¥1760 #HiroyukiYamanaka #Yamanaka_Hiroyuki #MikoYasuda #Yasuda_Miko #Book #Society/Management Are the basics of work the same for manga artists and police officers? Over 4 million copies sold in total! Drama also a big hit How to survive and work in the "company" called the police? Packed with behind-the-scenes stories from "Hako-zume" (no spoilers)! - The secret to how she was able to start a weekly serialization so quickly - Why many police officers read business books - Having flaws makes people listen to you more - "Don't tell him, it'll be bad for Yuki Yamada!" - Why being a good "listener" helps people grow Table of Contents Chapter 1: Transmigrating from Police Officer to Manga Artist - I want to convey that ordinary, "trivial" people are working hard! - Do female police officers like "Saint Young Men"? - There's always a "Bayside Shakedown" fan in the special investigations unit, etc. Chapter 2: Surviving as a Boss in the "Company" Called the Police - Many police officers read business books - Police management also has an aspect of being a "popularity business" - How to become a field leader who is easy to talk to? etc. Chapter 3: Manga Artist Miko Yasuda's Astonishing Imagination - The meticulous foreshadowing woven throughout "Hako-zume" - Editors don't just help writers - Volume 4, where she steered in the direction she wanted, etc. Chapter 4: Women's Work Styles, Friendship, and Growth - I never had the mindset of "I'm a woman, why am I being made to do this?" - The "low proportion of women" in decision-making roles - Why are underwear arranged in gradients? etc.