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ビジネス日本語講座
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Episodes
ビジネス日本語講座金は動く、だが社会には還元されない
In this episode, I reflect on my past experience as a door-to-door salesperson and expose the darker side of individual sales culture in Japan. From aggressive…
ビジネス日本語講座若さにあぐらをかく時代に、敬意はどこへ消えた?
In this episode, I reflect on my time working in Laos and explore the global tendency to overvalue youth and physical beauty. While I appreciated the energy…
ビジネス日本語講座逆らってくる肉食社員を排斥するな
In this episode, I reflect on how organizations often undervalue outspoken, "carnivorous" employees while favoring obedient, "herbivorous" ones. Drawing from…
ビジネス日本語講座自然体の演技――日本社会と職業人の二重性
In this episode, I explore what it means to "wear a mask" as a professional in Japanese society. While some people appear to live authentically, most of us…
ビジネス日本語講座老いとは、人生の厚みである
In this episode, I reflect on a popular trend on social media—comparing celebrities' youthful photos with their current appearance—and question what it says…
ビジネス日本語講座なぜ“サラリー”という言い回しが心に残ったのか
In this episode, I reflect on the word "salaryman" and why it feels limiting when used as a self-introduction in Japanese society. I explore how people often…
ビジネス日本語講座製造業で働くことになったら最初にやるべき勉強とは
In this episode, I respond to a listener’s question about how to prepare for a job in the Japanese manufacturing industry, especially with little to no prior…
ビジネス日本語講座なぜ日本の会議では誰も笑わないのか
Why are so many business meetings in Japan so dull and unproductive? In this episode, I reflect on two key issues: top-down communication that discourages open…
ビジネス日本語講座生活のために選んだ仕事でなければ、身に付かない仕事もあるだろう
In this episode, I talk about how the jobs we take just to make a living can sometimes lead to unexpected growth. Drawing from my own experience in a sales job…
ビジネス日本語講座会議で何も言わずに、存在感を保つ処世術
In this episode, I share practical techniques to maintain a strong presence in meetings—without speaking. From subtle nods to strategic note-taking and clever…
ビジネス日本語講座How to Do Nothing at Work and Still Get Paid の裏話
Behind the scenes of "How to Do Nothing at Work and Still Get Paid."In this episode, I share the story behind my new Udemy course, which explores the unique…
ビジネス日本語講座働かせてもらうから、働いてやっているへの意識の転換を図る
In this episode, we explore a mindset shift: from “I’m grateful to be employed” to “I bring value through my work.” Many Japanese employees are still…
ビジネス日本語講座からかいは笑いか、それとも差別か? 職場での見た目いじりを考える
In this episode, I reflect on the issue of mocking physical appearances—specifically baldness—in the workplace. While it may be brushed off as harmless humor…
ビジネス日本語講座なぜ日本人は“経営者目線”で働きたがるのか?
Why do Japanese employees work so hard with a “CEO mindset” — even when they don’t own the company? This episode explores the deep-rooted cultural values…
ビジネス日本語講座日系企業の停滞感の根っこにある問題とは何か
In this episode, the host delves into the deeper reasons behind the stagnation of Japanese companies. He reflects on how workplace culture often discourages…
ビジネス日本語講座会社をクビになるのは大した事じゃない
Getting fired sounds like a nightmare—but is it really the end? In this honest and personal episode, I share my own experiences of being let go (more than…
ビジネス日本語講座「論理の万力」から始まった小さな奇跡
In this episode, I talk about how posting a calligraphy piece titled "The Vise of Logic" on YouTube Shorts brought me one new subscriber — and why that one…
ビジネス日本語講座仕事で楽をしようとするのは悪いことでは無い
In this episode, I challenge the outdated notion that working hard always means working long hours. Drawing on my experience in Japan and abroad, I discuss how…
ビジネス日本語講座ゴルフはサラリーマンがプチブルのような気分を味わうためのものである
Why do so many Japanese salarymen feel pressured to play golf—even on their precious days off?In this episode, I share my experience working in Thailand, where…
ビジネス日本語講座愚痴は毒か、それとも表現の源か?
In this episode, I reflect on my past experiences working in Southeast Asia and the complex emotions I felt toward certain local colleagues. I explore themes…
ビジネス日本語講座雇い主の期待値は上げすぎてもいけないし、下げすぎてもいけない
What does it really take to pass a probation period at work? In this episode, we explore the delicate balance between meeting expectations and protecting your…
ビジネス日本語講座求人サイトに載っていたら注意すべきキーワード
In this episode, we explore seemingly positive keywords like “passion,” “gratitude,” and “company values” that could actually be red flags. What does “a warm…
ビジネス日本語講座市役所の支所のような職場は一見楽そうに見えるが、人によってはきつい職場だろう
Today, let’s talk about working in public offices. At first glance, it seems easier than private companies—cool offices, regular hours, less pressure. But in…
ビジネス日本語講座自己分析にまつわる胡散臭さについて
In Japan, job hunting starts with “self-analysis” — but is it truly helpful or just an empty ritual? In this episode, I unpack why this process often feels…
ビジネス日本語講座日系企業で鍛えられたら、世界のどこの企業でも大丈夫だろう
In this episode, I discuss the unique business culture of Japanese companies, focusing on strict etiquette like exchanging business cards and the importance of…
ビジネス日本語講座工場こそコミュニケーションスキルが必要とされる
Discover the real challenges and surprises of working in Japanese factories through personal stories and honest reflections. This episode explores the gap…
ビジネス日本語講座コミュニケーション能力とは畢竟ゴマスリの能力である
In this episode, I explore how the concept of communication has evolved in Japanese society—from silent diligence being a virtue to the rising importance of…
ビジネス日本語講座日系企業で喜ばれる経営者目線というマインドセット
In this episode, I talk about the mindset known as "thinking like a CEO" and why it is highly valued in Japanese companies. Many foreigners studying Japanese…
ビジネス日本語講座誰かに相談した上で決断しうまくいかなかったら相談した人のせいにしてしまう。だから重要な決断は自分でした方が良い。
In this episode, we explore why it’s important to make major life decisions on your own rather than relying on others’ advice. The host discusses how…
ビジネス日本語講座会社ガチャについて思うこと
In this episode, I reflect on the concept of “company gacha,” a popular slang in Japan referring to the unpredictable nature of joining a new company. Just…
ビジネス日本語講座ウソとハッタリは違うという言葉は自己欺瞞に通じる
In this episode, we take a closer look at the idea that “a bluff is not a lie,” a phrase often used in business and social situations. While bluffing may seem…
ビジネス日本語講座日本人上司に食事を奢ってもらう際のマナーについて
If you work in a Japanese company, you may be invited to dinner by your Japanese boss. In principle, the person who invites you to dinner should pay, but this…
ビジネス日本語講座結論から先に言えという指導がもたらす弊害について。
A conclusory style of communication is required in Japanese companies. In Japanese companies, you are often instructed to say the conclusion first when…
ビジネス日本語講座書くこと、描くこと、そして“通じる”という事
In this episode, I talk about a recent shift in my creative expression—from speaking to creating short-form visual content on YouTube. As someone who has long…
ビジネス日本語講座他人の自画自賛の話は聞いているのがしんどい
When working as a company employee, it is not enough to simply face your work quietly and honestly. You need to repeatedly promote yourself to your superiors…
ビジネス日本語講座職選びで一番大事なのは興味のある仕事をやることだと思う
When choosing a job, you may choose a job because it pays well or because it seems to have a high social status. That may be the right choice from a short-term…
ビジネス日本語講座質にこだわるか量稽古していくか
To improve your skills in any field, you should practise a lot at first. It is rare to get it right the first time. If you think it is normal to make mistakes…
ビジネス日本語講座日系企業で文弱の徒の居場所はあるのか
In the industrial society of the past, athletes were valued by companies. This was because gymnasts followed orders obediently, were physically fit and worked…
ビジネス日本語講座指示待ち族は嫌われるが、独断専行でやられたらそれはそれで困る
In Japanese companies, subordinates who cannot move without instructions from their superiors are not highly valued. On the other hand, if a subordinate takes…
ビジネス日本語講座ビジネスマンはタテの競争にはまりがちである
In the age of the global economy, both companies and people face tough competition. Both companies and people will find that they have to differentiate…
ビジネス日本語講座面接慣れをするために、面接を受けまくることの是非について
When it comes to interviewing for a job, experience still counts. Interviews are not a chore once you get used to them, but if you don't have much experience…
ビジネス日本語講座ビジネスの世界で本気という言葉を使うと、途端に胡散臭くなる
One of the favourite words in the Japanese business community is ‘serious’. This word is probably supported by many businessmen in Japan. However, I do not…
ビジネス日本語講座旅に意味を見出さない日本人サラリーマンが多い
If you work in a Japanese company, it can still be difficult to take long holidays. For many Japanese salarymen, travelling is a way of experiencing unusual…
ビジネス日本語講座夢と現実にはある程度の距離があったほうがいい
As you live in the world, there will be occasions when you will have to talk about your dreams in public. The size of this dream matters. Dreams that are too…
ビジネス日本語講座若者のアテンションスパンが短くなっているから、会議も短くしないといけない
One of the characteristics of Japanese companies is that meetings are long. It is meaningful as a salaried worker to attend long meetings, even if you don't…
ビジネス日本語講座日系企業では酒の話は当たり障りがない話題
When working in a Japanese company, you cannot just do the job in front of you. If you only do your job, people around you will see you as someone with poor…
ビジネス日本語講座圧迫面接をしてくる企業はせめて交通費は出してほしい
Pressure interviews still take place in Japanese companies. There are many opinions on pressure interviews, but my personal opinion is that it is better to…
ビジネス日本語講座ビジネスは長く続ければ良いというわけではない
There is a saying that persistence pays off. In Japan, the meaning of the term seems to be misunderstood and perceived by people. There is no point in just…
ビジネス日本語講座現地語を学ぼうとしない日本人駐在員
A number of Japanese expatriates are unwilling to learn the local language. They may think that they don't need to learn the local language because they have…
ビジネス日本語講座サラリーマンの世界は結果が全てではない
In the business world, it is often said that business is all about results. This also applies to sports. In sports, the results of winning and losing are…
ビジネス日本語講座金を稼ぐ事は偉いことではない
In modern times, capitalists tend to be celebrated as heroes. The ability to make money is only one of the human faculties. Nevertheless, nowhere is this…
ビジネス日本語講座法人営業なら休日の電話対応はほぼしなくて済む
People may wonder whether it is better to choose corporate or personal sales when working as a salesperson. If you choose personal sales, you may receive…
ビジネス日本語講座インタビュー「アメリカにあるブラック日系企業」ゲスト:ウィリアムさん
Today we invited William, an American who is fluent in Japanese, as our guest to talk about exploitative Japanese companies in the United…
ビジネス日本語講座入った会社がブラック企業なら入社1日目で退職しても良い
Many people in Japan think that it is right to work on any one business and keep doing that work for as long as possible. It is true that it is very difficult…
ビジネス日本語講座サラリーマンをやるなら鶏口になるより牛後になったほうがいい
There is an old saying that goes better to be a big fish in a small pond than a small fish in a big pond. This proverb does not apply to job hunting in Japan…
ビジネス日本語講座お金をもらいながら勉強していると考えれば、つまらない会社の仕事でも耐えられるかもしれない
There are many jobs in the world and countless companies. And although there is freedom of choice, not everyone is doing the job they want to do. Even if you…
ビジネス日本語講座サラリーマンとして出世しなくても良いと言う考えを受け入れて、達観するのは簡単なことではない
Many Japanese salarymen still think that work is the most important thing in life. I don't think this way of thinking is wrong. It is natural that ideas and…
ビジネス日本語講座日系企業で社長から気に入られたいなら現状維持と言う考え方は捨てなさい
The saying that the status quo is the beginning of decline is particularly favoured by managers. Although this phrase well expresses the essence of business…
ビジネス日本語講座ビジネスマンにとって、要約する能力は評価されなくなるだろう
In the past, in an industrial society, a businessman's ability to summarise something was something that was valued by others. However, with the development of…
ビジネス日本語講座次の仕事を決めてから会社を辞めたほうがいい
If you are a company employee, there will be many moments when you want to leave the company. The reasons for wanting to quit the company may vary, but even if…