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Japanese people value politeness and civility. Even when it comes to bowing, there is a certain way of bowing that is appropriate to the occasion. In order to let others know that you understand Japanese business etiquette, you need to master the art of bowing.
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For salespeople, skipping work is a necessary evil. It is very important to skip work from time to time to refresh yourself and get back to work with a renewed spirit. However, I do not think it is a good idea to involve other salespeople when skipping work.
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Some may want to start a business in the future while working as a company employee. Some may want to quit their corporate job if their side business is successful. I think about what the best salaried job is so that you can focus on your own business.
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These days, getting angry in front of others is seen as a bad thing. However, we should discuss whether it is right for people to repress their feelings of anger excessively. If we discourage other-blame thinking, we will not be able to improve social ills.
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Route sales is an easy job, but the only hard part was making the quotes. This was because the company I worked for had not computerized its operations.
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I went to Kanda Jimbocho. My hobby is to walk around the used bookstore district, visit secondhand bookstores, and then have a cup of tea at a coffee shop.
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An internet search in Japanese reveals that many Japanese find it troublesome to meet with relatives on New Year’s Day. Since they do not usually see each other, they do not know what to say. The question remains, however, whether human beings can live without communication problems.
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In general, part-time tutoring is regarded by the public as an easy job. As a teacher, you teach students and are treated with respect by parents. However, teaching an unmotivated student can be quite difficult. In this episode, I will discuss the difficulties of part-time tutoring.
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Getting a job offer is not the goal of changing jobs. Especially during the probationary period, your work performance will be checked by your supervisor. You have to be very careful when working in close proximity to management, but here are some points to keep in mind.
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Happy New Year! Today I would like to talk about the importance of play. Sometimes play can provide us with new inspiration.
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I talk to you all about the aspirations of running this podcast.
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The year 2024 is just around the corner. How are you all doing? In this episode, I talk about how I spent my personal New Year’s Eve and New Year’s in Japan.
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Some Japanese managers even erect statues of themselves. The president’s statue is the theme of this episode.
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Increasing numbers of Japanese people have difficulty communicating with others in public places. In other words, many people are emerging as lacking in social skills. Mortality is being devastated and society is becoming dominated by simple individualism.
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Clerical work within an office does not seem to involve much human interaction and appears to be suitable for introverts. However, it is actually a challenge because internal relationships are fixed and you have to get along with people whose personalities do not match yours.
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Today, old customs have been broken down and people are free to think and express their own opinions. At first glance, people appear to be free. However, never has there been a time when people are expected to be more positive or have a brighter personality than nowadays. Especially in the workplace, human nature has become uniform and full of standardized people.
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To use a baseball analogy, communication is catching the ball. If two people are talking, if one talks too much, no information is transferred from the other. This is fine for everyday conversation, but in a situation like a job interview, communication needs to be two-way.
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People today need speed, especially in business situations. The trend is that the faster you can do everything, the better. However, when it comes to reading books, it is my opinion that it is okay to be slow.
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One of the most commonly taught etiquette for businessmen in Japanese business books is that they should no change their attitude depending on the person they are dealing with. In Japanese society, this is easier said than done.
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Talks about how to get by as a salaried employee in a Japanese company.
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