
会社に忠実だった人ほど、会社の外では評価されない理由
In this episode, I explore why many Japanese salaried workers study hard, gain qualifications, and build practical experience, yet still struggle to prove their value outside their companies. The problem is not necessarily a lack of ability. Many firms train employees in company-specific systems, relationships, and ways of working that are difficult to translate into clear market value. I discuss why long service can sometimes make career changes harder, how Japanese companies function as communities as well as workplaces, and why workers need to explain their skills in language that makes…
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