A salaried worker and a freelancer require completely different mindsets. A salaried worker can be a perfectionist and still get paid, but when it comes to freelancing, there are cases where a perfectionist will not be able to get the job done. For salaried workers, it is important how they are appreciated by their bosses. Even if you don't achieve results in your work, if your boss likes you, you will receive a salary.

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It is a common idea among Japanese white-collar salarymen that if you are going to be a salaryman, you want to move up the ladder and become a manager. I do not deny the desire for success and power. They are desires that every human being has to a greater or lesser degree. However, we all have a certain aptitude for certain things. Some people want to work as a player all their life. For such people, promotion to manager can be a career-dividing experience.

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In Japanese companies, “ojisan” (old men who don't work) are often regarded as “gokutubushi” (a kind of “deadbeat”) and are severely shunned. Especially for salaried workers, who are the top earners, it is very discouraging to have an old fart who does not work, even though he is highly paid. However, I would like to argue that the “non-working uncle” also has a purpose in the company.

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An essential part of leadership is trust between people. Subordinates follow the president because they feel that the president trusts them. It sounds simple, but how many companies in the world have mutual trust between the president and employees?

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It is common for people to misremember the reading and meaning of words. However, working in a Japanese company, we do not have a culture where such mistakes are casually pointed out to others. The problem of declining academic performance in Japan is not a new one. I am concerned that this will lead to a decline in Japan's national strength in the future.

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Few bosses will hold you back when you say you want to leave the company. A boss who stops you and tells you not to quit is extremely valuable.

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If you are in sales, you will probably be told by the president to take on new customers. Of course, if you don't get new clients, the company's business may be drowned out. However, it is often the case that companies are so focused on new business that they neglect to take care of existing customers. From a long-term perspective, taking care of existing customers is more important than acquiring many new customers.

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Some kind of study is necessary to stay in business. Reading, watching films, meeting and talking to people is also learning. What I consider essential is travelling. The most important study for a businessman is travelling. However, it is better to travel without any prior knowledge than to seriously study the destination before setting out on a journey. This is because there is no point in travelling by merely tracing knowledge. Aimless, wandering journeys can have a lot of meaning later on.

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Some Japanese salarymen still have the spirit of company loyalty. On the other hand, there are those who do not have a company spirit. Times are changing, but in the new world, it is time for Japanese salarymen to reconsider the concept of the spirit of company loyalty.

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The state in which a person is immersed in something is called a flow state. To be successful in any task, you will be closer to success if you are in a flow state. This is especially important in a job like door-to-door sales, where you have to increase the number of visits you make to customers in a single-minded way.

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