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The Japanese a workplace and its meetings expect.
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Your first day at a new workplace (opens in a new tab)
The fixed phrases a Japanese office expects on day one: your introduction, arriving, and leaving.
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Speaking up in a meeting (opens in a new tab)
Offering an opinion, disagreeing without friction, and asking for time — the language that makes you a participant rather than an observer.
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No goes with a noun, not goes with a verb — and they do not weigh the same.
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An old question about preference, and what the answer is really about.
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