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2019-10-10

I love Japan but I don’t want to work in a Japanese company

by Pernille Rudlin in Corporate brands, values and mission, Corporate Governance, Diversity & Inclusion, Globalization, Human resources, Internal communications, Japanese business in Europe, Management and Leadership, Marketing, Seminars, speaker events

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I’ve done a screencast (around 11 minutes long) of my talk at the Centre People Appointments HR seminar earlier this year, on why people love Japan, but don’t want to work for a Japanese company, and what Japanese companies can do about it.

If you  want to know more about working in a Japanese company, you can find our Japan Intercultural Consulting e-learning modules on Teachable, starting from £39 https://japan-intercultural-emea.teachable.com/

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Last updated by Pernille Rudlin at 2019-11-02.

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