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OK, but what time do his employees leave?

• hkmurakami 14y ago
  Hopefully around the same time, but in any case having the guy at the top leave at 5:30 makes it much easier for the rest of the company to leave at a reasonable time (or even earlier than him) Addendum: In Japanese corporate culture, subordinates can't leave before their bosses (this is the unwritten rule, which I broke all the time, but that's another story). Exacerbating this is the fact that many managers have strained home lives and don't want to go home early in the first place. But the few enlightened managers make it a point to leave early, because they know that unless they leave early, none of their team members can!
  • philwelch 14y ago
    I remember reading somewhere about a Japanese CEO who worked from 11-2. You have to be in before your boss and out after him, so add on a few levels of management and this is what he has to do just so the workers can have decent hours at all.
• mech4bg 14y ago
  5, 5:30 seems to be the norm.
• suyash 14y ago
  And what time does he get in and his employees get in at?