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    Why We Work: What Is an Ideal Working Environment?

    What would you do if you won the lottery of 10 million dollars? Quit a job, charter a plane, and go for luxury travel abroad? I believe everyone has such an experience to talk about something silly like this, but seriously think about it for a moment. Are you sure you can keep on doing only what you want to do even if you're alone?
    March 11, 2024January 22, 2025
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    The Changes in Japanese Workspaces You Should Know

    An office environment well reflects a social structure. A typical Japanese office environment is hierarchical and cooperative (less privacy), which is completely different from the environment provided by remote work. Let's see how it has been changed in Japan in the post-Corona era.
    March 18, 2021January 27, 2025
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