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ビジネス日本語講座

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00:11:49

転職を繰り返すなら総務と特に仲良くしておこう

ビジネス日本語講座 ·

2024/12/01

You may have to keep in touch with the general affairs officer even if you leave company. Often you will need documents related to your previous job after you change jobs, so you will have to contact them. It is a salaried employee’s way of getting around that is to treat them with as much respect as possible.

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00:09:52

飲み会の翌日に何食わぬ顔で出社するのが日本人サラリーマンの意地である

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2024/11/30

No matter how drunk Japanese salarymen get after drinking at a bar, they still come to work the next day. Even in meetings, they do not show any signs of sleepiness. This is a sign of their professionalism and determination as salarymen.

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00:13:17

なぜ日本人は酒好きを好むのか

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2024/11/29

The theme of this issue is Japanese salarymen and sake. In recent years, some people, especially young people, have started to not like to drink, but many Japanese salarymen still like to drink. This is related to Japanese culture.

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00:17:36

高校デビュー、大学デビュー、社会人デビューについて思うこと

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2024/11/28

In Japan, some people try to become a different personality when they move from junior high school to high school. In Japanese, this is called high school debut (高校デビュー). In this episode, I consider what it means for people to try to become someone else.

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00:11:59

忙しいフリをして権威性を高めようとするのは小賢しいやり方だと思う

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2024/11/27

Many businessmen pretend to be busy in the world. If you are not busy, you may be considered useless by others. But I believe that to be busy is shallow.

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00:10:41

趣味の分野は三日坊主も悪くない

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2024/11/26

Many Japanese people take their hobbies too seriously to engage in them casually. In other words, there are people who think that they must strive to be the best even in their hobbies. It is better not to take the continuation of a hobby too seriously, but to just take up a hobby as you feel like it and stop when you get bored with it.

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00:10:29

嫌なら辞めれば良いというのは間違っている

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2024/11/25

In Japanese companies, supervisors still sometimes verbally abuse their subordinates, saying, “if you don’t like it, just quit!”. I think this statement is wrong. Because there are people in the world who cannot quit a company even if they want to.

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00:11:32

反体制派のフリをしながら実は体制派の人々について

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2024/11/24

Most of the time, hoodlums have no ideology. They act as if they are anti-establishment as a pose, but in most cases they are thoughtless, especially in Japan. Japanese school education doesn’t foster a critical spirit in children. Even when they become businessmen, there are people who are highly skilled at their jobs, but few of them have proper ideology.

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00:10:08

日本社会に蔓延る「他人に迷惑をかけてはいけない」という考え方について

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2024/11/23

In Japanese society, the notion that one should not cause trouble for others still exists strongly. This mindset has ruined Japanese society and caused the level of happiness among Japanese people to decline.

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00:10:00

モノを右から左に流して口銭を取る、それの何が悪いのか

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2024/11/22

Sometimes engineers make fun of salespeople. Sometimes the public thinks that sales is an easy job. In this episode I talk about the difficulties of the job of sales.

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00:13:44

旅に出るのにも目的が必要とされる日本人について

ビジネス日本語講座 ·

2024/11/21

Many Japanese are goal-oriented in everything they do. No matter what we do, we must have a purpose. Travel is no exception. This goal-oriented nature of the Japanese people has narrowed down the Japanese way of life, so to speak, putting the Japanese people in a state of self-imposed bondage.

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00:22:26

どうしても会社で働きたくない人のために

ビジネス日本語講座 ·

2024/11/20

When working in a company, relationship problems arise. Every company has good people and bad people. You have to pay attention to your relationships with your co-workers and superiors when you work at a company. When I was in college, through my part-time work experience, I learned how difficult human relationships are at work, and I once stopped looking for a job in Japan and ventured overseas. In this episode, I discuss the meaning of working for a company.

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00:08:22

ビジネスでよく使われるギラギラというオノマトペ

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2024/11/19

The Japanese language has a large number of onomatopoeia. In the Japanese business world, the word giragira is often used by Japanese people. I hope that everyone will master the word garagira and use it in actual Japanese conversation.

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00:13:37

知ったかぶりをする営業マンをどう評価するか

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2024/11/18

Many salespeople are know-it-alls. Although it may seem foolish to be a know-it-all, there are times in the sales profession when we are compelled to be, or are tempted to be, a know-it-all.

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00:09:31

不平、不満、愚痴を言う自分を肯定する

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2024/11/17

In Japanese society, it is considered bad to complain, grumble, or whine. However, in order to continue working as a salaried employee for as long as possible, it is reassuring to have even one person in the company with whom you can complain about your work.

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00:10:11

成田空港に、おかえりなさいの表示がなくなっていたことについて

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2024/11/16

I noticed something at Narita Airport when I returned to Japan after traveling in Thailand this past June. That is, Japanese sign that said “Welcome home” was no longer displayed. “Welcome to Japan” was written on the sign in several languages. I discuss the implications of this change.

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00:12:11

石の上にも三年の発想が日本人の可能性を潰してしまう

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2024/11/15

There is a Japanese proverb that say, “Three years on a stone” (石の上にも三年) This means that even a stone will get warm if a person sits on it for three years. This proverb is supported by many businessmen and managers in Japan. This episode discusses the merits and demerits of this proverb.

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00:09:39

神田神保町を散歩する

ビジネス日本語講座 ·

2024/11/14

Today I took a walk in Kanda Jimbocho. Kanda Jimbocho is known as one of the best bookstreets in Japan. There is nothing better than buying an old book at a used bookstore and having a cup of coffee at a cafe.

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00:12:26

営業マンは自分だけの隠れ家を用意しなさい

ビジネス日本語講座 ·

2024/11/13

Some may think that salespeople have an easy job because they can make money just by talking to customers. But salespeople can unknowingly become severely mentally exhausted. Salespeople need to slack off and take a breather.

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00:12:29

日本のサラリーマンは他者に対して自らのアイデンティティを説明する必要がない

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2024/11/12

For many salarymen in Japan, the important thing is the company they work for. When meeting a stranger at work, once business cards are exchanged, there is no need to explain yourself further. Company people don’t have to explain themselves. At first glance, this may seem like a very easy way out, but it can have many negative effects later on.

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