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LOL, I'm laughing but trying to take this seriously as a person working in Japan and already quit working for 2 Japanese companies. I'm afraid it's just the wa
by readline_prompt 3y ago
LOL, I'm laughing but trying to take this seriously as a person working in Japan and already quit working for 2 Japanese companies.
I'm afraid it's just the way Japanese do things with regards to their career. It's not unusual for a person to feel that a company is family, especially new-grads.
it's even funnier as a foreigner the words: 組織 (soshiki: organization, usually about the company), and 葬式 (sōshiki: funeral). Pun intended ey
- 1letterunixname 3y agoSome US companies are also like this. I can think of one MAANG right off that behaves this way. If an employee wants to leave, the most common response is for a manager to get very upset, gaslight them, and try to guilt them into staying or that they're somehow a bad employee. It's corporate BS attempting to exploit the views and vulnerabilities of well-meaning honest employees with deceptive emotional manipulation.
- andromeduck 3y agoApple?
- testacct22 3y agoWonder which one
- SQueeeeeL 3y agoMANNG is such a cursed acronym, it sounds like drive LinkedIn speech