Japanese Work Etiquette Training
Japanese Work Etiquette Training
Training Descriptions
In this training we are going to learn about Japanese Work Etiquette. Every corporate office have some rules and etiquette. As the foreign employee coming to work or have a training in traditional Japanese company, you become that small change. And there are no surprise that you will be stumped at first when you will naturally encounter colleagues with different cultural backgrounds and values. So the only way to get beneficial experience through all your stay in company is 100% adaptation from your hand side. The faster you will realize that, the faster you will find your individual way to get knowledge you came for at first place.
Our Japanese Work Etiquette Contains the Following
- Politeness, sensitivity and good manners
- Harmony at work
- Being patient
- Understanding your position in the group
- There are times when you cannot say no
- To be avoided
Training includes:
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Level:Top
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Class Duration:160.00 hours
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Lessons:25
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Duration:1.0 Months
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Class:5 Days/Week
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Certifications:Yes
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Materials & Books:Yes
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Mock Tests:Unlimited
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One to One Session:Yes
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Flexibility:Offline
Passion Japan Co., Ltd.
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* Qualifications:
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* Benefits:
Opportunity to work under a valid work visa with a renowned Japanese company.
Competitive salary and benefits in accordance with Japanese labour law.
Long-term career growth and guaranteed overseas employment.
Take a confident step today towards a brighter future!
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