It is part of Japanese corporate culture to have well-wishers in smoking areas. We consider the pros and cons of this.

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When changing jobs, you should prioritise your interest in the job. This is because it is painful to continue in a job that you are not interested in. If you change jobs because you prioritise the content of the job, you can change jobs and do the same job again even if the working environment at the workplace is bad, or even if the company goes bankrupt.

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The idea of setting goals and then making and implementing plans to achieve them seems to be unique to modern man. It is certain that this way of thinking has promoted the development of science and technology, and has brought tremendous benefits to humankind. However, what if we look at it from the perspective of the true happiness of individuals living in the modern age? I believe that it is a question that cannot be easily answered, which of us is truly happy when we compare the human beings of today with the savages of ancient times?

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Few people sincerely want to be introduced to or sold a product by a salesperson. Even in Japan, salespeople spend a great deal of time on the phone to potential customers. From a larger perspective, this is creating economic losses. Nevertheless, salespeople still have to sell products to customers. That is the fate of salespeople.

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Learning is essential to winning in the business world. However, if you study because you think you can make money by studying this field, eventually more and more people will study that field and it will become scarce. Knowledge becomes commoditised.

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When you are a salesperson and a customer asks you to prepare a quotation, you are very happy. But not all quotations lead to a contract. Depending on the industry, sales techniques and marketing, sometimes the customer does not buy the product at all, even after submitting a quotation. For a salesperson, a request for a quotation that has little chance of closing a deal is like a tired profit from a lost quotation.

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Stereotypes of salespeople exist in Japanese corporate society. The stereotype is that salespeople are loud, cheerful and good talkers. Of course, I do not deny the existence of such salespeople, but on the other hand, I do not mind the existence of salespeople with a quiet voice. I defend the type of salesperson who has a quiet voice, who talks in a blur, and who is introverted. Because a company should be diverse.

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ユーデミーにて、「日本語を使って日系企業で働きたい外国人や留学生のための講座」を出しました。

日本企業で働きたい人や、現在日本企業で働いている人などに是非、ご覧いただければ嬉しいです。

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For salaried workers, a relationship with a recruitment consultant is probably essential when looking for a job. In this episode we talk about how to build a good relationship with a recruitment consultant.

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Japanese salarymen often hide their individuality relatively well within the company. Presidents are often unique, but there are two main types of president: taciturn and talkative. Which type of president should you follow when employed by a company as an employee? There is no general answer to this, but you should also consider your own personality and its compatibility with that of the boss.

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