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  • plus8star
    plus8star said 2 weeks Edit Delete

    Good points and very nicely presented :-)
    Maybe you could do a series on 'honne / tatemae'!

  • guest0207
    guest0207 said 1 month Edit Delete

    Gotta love the Honda robot (Asimo?) image for the non-verbal comms.

  • zuateg
    zuateg said 1 month Edit Delete

    Hi, Fred!
    We are commemorating 100 years of Brazil-Japan's Immigration. All around the country there are exhibitions, theatre, dance, film festivals, etc. Between brazilian and japanese people, this year is only for rejoicing and feasting. Our group 'Brasil-Japão' (in brazilian portuguese) is a way to create another cross-cultural channel. So, we are proud to invite you to be among us with your excellent pro pps. Thanks, in deed, for your understanding.

  • nat22
    nat22 said 1 month Edit Delete

    Hello Fred09, I am very interested in cross-cultural interactions especially within business. Nice pps; thank you for sharing.

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    Doing Business in Japan: Communicating with the Japanese

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    Learn how to communicate in business situations with the Japanese.

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    1. Slide 1:Doing Business in Japan: Communicating with the Japanese Fred Taylor
    2. Slide 2:Before we Begin… About Me – Fred Taylor Trade and Investment Development Officer at JETRO Sydney Business-level Japanese Lived in Japan for 2.5 years in Osaka and Tokyo Studied in Japan at Kansai Gaidai University Work experience at Austrade Osaka, Mercedes Benz Japan www.fredtaylor.com.au www.sushifile.com
    3. Slide 3:Before we Begin… Living and working in Japan 101 You are not expected to turn Japanese!
    4. Slide 4:Before we Begin… Living and working in Japan 101 You are not expected to turn Japanese! Just keep in mind the ‘how’ and ‘why’ when doing business in Japan.