Founder & CEO • 1y
Heard some interesting thing about Japan's job culture: People are generalist in Japan. If you work in a company for 5 years in Japan so company intentionally let their employees to go through all the departments each year for upskilling & productivity while doing the main job. It feels interesting & challenging for them to not get bored or leaving the company. In return company gets a skilled professional who understands the company's nerve or If employee leave after 5 year so ultimately it makes him or her skillful. What about India? We are specialist in India, We prefer only on job at a time, nowadays more. Around 40 years back we also used to the same and diversify ourselves in many works. Do you think it's inspired by west?
Startups | AI | info... • 10m
According to the International Monetary Fund's April 2025 World Economic Outlook, India is projected to become the world's fourth-largest economy in 2025. The IMF anticipates India's nominal GDP for the fiscal year 2026 to reach $4.187 trillion, sl
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History always repea... • 1y
😨 Did you know that the oldest business in the world is Kongo Gumi, a temple-building company in Japan, founded in 578 AD ? 💰 The CEO shared the secret to their success: • Don’t drink – maintain a clear head. • Keep the main thing the main thi
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Web Developer || Vi... • 1y
During my job interview at my previous company a couple of years ago, the HR asked, "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?" I responded with a generic answer about fitting into the company culture and envisioning personal growth within the organiza
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What Really Happened During Japan’s Lost Decade Post Content: Back in the 1980s Japan's economy was on fire property prices were crazy high the stock market was booming and many believed Japan would soon overtake the US. But in the early 1990s eve
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