Keys to Success in Japanese Culture

Keys to Success in Japanese Culture, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.67, with 5 lectures, based on 6 reviews, and has 17 subscribers.

You will learn about Basics and key points of working for a Japanese company. The unique take on the concept of teamwork within Japanese organizations. Communication styles in Japanese organizations. Understanding important points for working across cultures This course is ideal for individuals who are Those who are working for a Japanese company for the first time. or Those who are preparing for an overseas assignment in Japan. or Those who are in charge of a local subsidiary in Japan. or Those who are working in a local subsidiary of a Japanese company. It is particularly useful for Those who are working for a Japanese company for the first time. or Those who are preparing for an overseas assignment in Japan. or Those who are in charge of a local subsidiary in Japan. or Those who are working in a local subsidiary of a Japanese company.

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Summary

Title: Keys to Success in Japanese Culture

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.67

Number of Lectures: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 5

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 5

Original Price: $69.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Basics and key points of working for a Japanese company.
The unique take on the concept of teamwork within Japanese organizations.
Communication styles in Japanese organizations.
Understanding important points for working across cultures

Who Should Attend

Those who are working for a Japanese company for the first time.
Those who are preparing for an overseas assignment in Japan.
Those who are in charge of a local subsidiary in Japan.
Those who are working in a local subsidiary of a Japanese company.

Target Audiences

Those who are working for a Japanese company for the first time.
Those who are preparing for an overseas assignment in Japan.
Those who are in charge of a local subsidiary in Japan.
Those who are working in a local subsidiary of a Japanese company.

This training program is designed for people working in Japan for the first time and/or employees working for Japanese organizations around the world. You can quickly learn the basics and key points of working in Japanese organizations.

The video lectures provide a comprehensive understanding of the basics of Japan’s unique work style, especially its unique take on the concept of teamwork, the communication style derived from it, business manners and their cultural backgrounds.

Goals:

– Gaining basic knowledge to aid in a smooth transition to working at a Japanese company.

– Understanding important points for working across cultures.

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Program Agenda：

Chapter 1. Mindset
– Fundamental Data about the Globe
– Culture: How It Develops and How It Influences Us
– Core Mindset: The Benefits of Having Empathy

Chapter 2. Teamwork and Communication Styles
– Patterns of Organizational Structure
– Cultural Examples
– Communication Principle
– Keywords & Key actions

– Short Story: Food Metaphors for Cultural Characteristics

Chapter 3. Formality and Respect
Perceived Quality and the Importance of a Good Impression
– Apology
– Punctuality
– Greetings
– Politeness to Superiors

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-Total time: 50 minutes, including 30 minutes for lecture and 20 minutes for exercises

-Language: Course materials and screens are in easy-to-understand English. The language of the lectures is also English.

-All text (including all PPT slides that appear in the video lectures) is written in clear, easy-to-understand English.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Content Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction Video

Chapter 2: Course objectives and agenda / Textbook

Lecture 1: Course objectives and agenda

Chapter 3: Chapter 1

Lecture 1: What kind of mindset is required in the global work environment?

Chapter 4: Chapter 2

Lecture 1: Teamwork and Communication Styles in Japanese Organizations

Chapter 5: Chapter 3

Lecture 1: Formality and Respect

Instructors

Akie Mimori
Cross-Cultural Business, Japanese Culture, D&I 異文化教育、日本文化教育他

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