8 Ways to Say “No” When Doing Business With the Japanese

8 Ways to Say “No” When Doing Business With the Japanese

If you are reading this, you probably are based in North America and used to the American work culture and context. At the same time, you might be working for a Japanese company and/or have a fair amount of interaction with Japanese work associates. What do you do when you want to express a difference in opinion with your Japanese counterparts? Look out! There are big language and cultural differences between American and Japanese companies. In most cases, Americans are comfortable with stat
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