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Analysis of Japanese Business Culture

Along with recent globalization, the business market is now diffused
everywhere in the world. Consequently, mega-competition and
international co-operation are promoted simultaneously in the field of
business. Under this circumstance, learning and understanding the
business culture each country has is important to succeed in global
business. As business culture is indivisible from a country’s cultural
uniqueness, American-style business is formed in the United States,
and British-style business is adopted in England. Equally, Japan has
developed its own unique business culture which has been practiced for
a long time. This essay will analyze the characteristic Japanese
business culture which forms the foundation for their business.

To begin with, in Japanese corporations, there is a sense of unity
which is fostered beyond the boundaries between employers and
employees (Odaka, 1986). This is called "Groupism," which is based......

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