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It goes back to how society deals with outliers In Japan I commonly hear "The nail that sticks out gets hammered down". In America I commonly hear "The squeaky
by Whoppertime 2y ago
It goes back to how society deals with outliers
In Japan I commonly hear "The nail that sticks out gets hammered down".
In America I commonly hear "The squeaky wheel gets the grease"
I suspect both are true depending on the circumstances
- class3shock 2y agoOut of curiosity are the trades in Japan a higher end gig? Or similar to the US? In the US alot of trade jobs are low end and the people in them don't exactly take pride in their work whereas I've always had the impression Japanese folks have more of a focus on doing a craft, whatever it may be, well.