One of the CTI coaching techniques I've found to be incredibly effective, especially with Japanese colleagues, is Dancing in the Moment which is a lot like Zen.
Continue readingGolden Week as we know it today began in 1948 when the Japanese government officially designated the holidays that make up the week (I think) in an effort to provide a legitimate 'excuse' for people to take a few successive days off after the busy start of the fiscal year. It became one of those few times a year when most Japanese workers feel they can take some time off without too much guilt.
Continue readingUsing coaching techniques at work with your Japanese colleagues and clients can significantly enhance communication and collaboration.
Continue readingIs it rude to ask people to repeat themselves (again) if you haven't quite understood what they're saying? This is a question I often get from both native English speakers and non-native speakers in the sessions that I facilitate for Japan Consulting Office
Continue readingLearning a few Japanese phrases can significantly enhance team dynamics and create a more inclusive environment. Moreover, your colleagues know it's not easy to learn Japanese, so even if you only know a few words they will greatly appreciate your effort.
Continue readingThe fiscal year in Japan starts off on April 1st and wraps up on March 31st. This timing is closely tied to the school year, making it a busy period for both businesses and schools.
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