For the past six months, Hidenao Fujitake has been leading a double life. A fund manager by day, 35-year-old Fujitake is a student by night, at Hitotsubashi University's Graduate School of International Corporate Strategy.
Holding down a job at a Tokyo asset-management firm and attending classes from 6 every evening -- not to mention the heavy burden of homework -- means that Fujitake has little free time on weekdays, or even on weekends.
But he has no regrets: "It's inspiring," he said of his business school studies that are fulfilling his long-held desire to improve his efficiency at work through further study.
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