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Alexandra [31]
4 years ago
14

Explain the differences in working cultures in the U.S. verses Japan. How is leadership affected? Minimum of 100 words

Business
1 answer:
tester [92]4 years ago
4 0

Explanation:

There are many differences in the working culture between the USA and Japan. This is based on the country's own culture which consequently also impacts labor relations. The main similarities are the long workday and short vacation time.

But what happens is that the workplace in the US is less informal and more based on individuality, employees need to be more motivated to be motivated to develop skills and competencies, which requires a more flexible, employee-oriented leadership style. .

In Japan, the workplace is more formal, the Japanese are more likely to follow orders and develop a greater group mentality to obtain results, but always seeking the approval of superiors, which translates into a more inflexible leadership style. , focused on results and not on individual motivation.

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