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I guess the solution would be to build a different company from the ground up and then shield against the common culture sneaking in. You would need to repeat i
by Gravityloss 2y ago
I guess the solution would be to build a different company from the ground up and then shield against the common culture sneaking in. You would need to repeat it very often though. Or have a branch office of a non-japanese company.
I live in a small country and there are foreign companies and while they have to adjust to local laws and have mostly local employees, they still are culturally different from each other.
I wonder how GE with a strong central process and culture control is doing in Japan?
- MichaelZuo 2y agoIBM does very well in Japan, or used to, so there might be something there.