A Listly List - Japanese work culture is often a hot topic among foreigners, attracting a mix of criticism and admiration. At its core, it's all about intense commitment, strong work ethics, and extreme dedication to both the company and the work itself. Japanese companies generally expect a deep sense of responsibility from their employees, almost treating the workplace as a second home. If you want to work and succeed in Japan, this is how you can go about it. - Salary Expectations, A Bit of Japanese Might Help, Acclimation to Culture, Figure out Your Skills, and You Don’t Really Need a Degree
