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Mythology of a gaishikei (Foreign company in Japan) Humour

August 15, 2022 gaishikeiman 0

Humour in the workplace in Japan, first of all some data: We can still find some humour in the workplace, even in Japan, but I […]

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Accounting in Japan and How to reduce your overtime hours.

August 15, 2022 gaishikeiman 0

Turnaround topic This topic is part of a series of post on how to lay down the basis for a turnaround of a gaishikei which […]

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Mr. Mitarai, president of a foreign company in Japan

August 15, 2022 gaishikeiman 0

President in Japan The name has been changed and has nothing to do with the current Chairman of CANON. Mr. Mitarai was the president at […]

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Country Manager Japan: A terrible example

August 15, 2022 gaishikeiman 0

Country Manager Japan: This story is linked to Mr. Mitarai, who was president of my first gaishikei. If Mr. Mitarai was the president, the actual […]

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Welcome to Japan

August 15, 2022 gaishikeiman 0

my time in japan, the Origin: I came to Japan in the late 90’s. At that time, as far as I could remember two industries […]

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