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This Ron Howard comedy stars Michael Keaton as an American foreman who convinces a Japanese car company to reopen a shuttered plant in his hometown.

: Reviews often highlight the friction between American union labor values (family and community first) and Japanese corporate dedication (total self-discipline and workaholism). gung_ho

Depending on what you're looking for, "Gung Ho" can refer to several different things. Here are interesting reviews for the most popular versions. This Ron Howard comedy stars Michael Keaton as

: Empowerment and being in control of achieving goals. Here are interesting reviews for the most popular versions

Written by Ken Blanchard and Sheldon Bowles, this 1998 management classic uses a parable style to teach employee motivation.

: The book is famous for its three nature-based analogies: The Spirit of the Squirrel : Focusing on worthwhile work.

: Critics note that while it's a mainstream 1980s comedy, it surprisingly addresses the socio-economic hardships of the Reagan era more truthfully than many other films of the time.