Is it true that in Japanese long hours of work there are a lot of non productive chats?

Yes. Unfortunately, this is true. The thing is, Japanese don't see work like westerners. I recently read an article in Japanese

Fifik's Digest Top Stories For You Is it true that in Japanese long hours of work there are a lot of non productive chats? Alexandre Mercier • Answered July 15, 2017 Yes. Unfortunately, this is true. The thing is, Japanese don't see work like westerners. I recently read an article in Japanese about French the "way of working" (which is qui... Read More » What do INTPs do that ENTPs don't? Yuriza Furizaki, Officially Certified Purebred INTP 5w6 513 SP/SX, LII-0 INTj • Answered March 25 An INTP and an ENTP both have a discussion about something they both know, e.g., MBTI. An ENTP will appear like an ENFP, only surface level knowledge, while an INTP will app... Read More » If you have a gifted child, what characteristics did your child display as a baby that were indicative of their intelligence? Marcia Wilcox, Step-mother, mother and foster mother to 9 children • Answered February 25 I was in a mall with my 9 month old son. We had sat down on a bench and were interacting. A nicely dressed man approached us and introduced himself. He explained that he di... Read More » What is the perfect thing to say when someone is being rude to you? Mick Parker, lives in Australia • Answered July 1 I had a boss once, who was a great mentor for a number of us. He was an ex-Navy guy, very smart, and very calm. One of his qualities was not getting wound up. Instead of bi... Read More » How does each MBTI type handle being manipulated? Samuel Joseph, ENTJ person • Answered March 7 ENTJ Short answer: I willfully let it happen without a care in the world. I'll give you an example of a dynamic that happened in the past during my early 20s. A district manag... Read More » Read More in Your Feed

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