In today's episode, I chat with Michael Howard Thuresson, a former Japan-based consumer electronics product manager who is currently working as a U.S.-based marketing manager for Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing. He is also the author of the memoir “The Salary Man,” which documents some of the experiences and misadventures he accumulated over the course of a decade as a foreign サラリーマン in Japan. 

Today's Language: 

サラリーマン

sa-ra-ri-i-man

meaning: full-time (male) employee at a Japanese company

Michael's Links: 

Website: www.thesalarymanbook.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-howard-thuresson-a39735/

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