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Title: 6 lessons from the japanese culture
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May 12, 2008 |
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One never disagrees with him and always gives him his due attention. When bowing -- the standard Japanese greeting -- one should always bow deepest to the most senior man.
What it teaches us:
Japanese business culture values its elders for the wisdom and experience they provide to the company... Showed first 250 characters
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Age equals rank in Japan, so the older the person, the more important he is.
How we can adapt it:
Defer to those with seniority, or above you in the corporate ladder. If you disagree with a manager, express your grievances in private, and never question his authority in front of the group... Showed next 250 characters
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