The Japanese attitude towards work is that if a task can be done, one should do it themselves, and if no one else is able to do a task, then they must do it themselves. The Middle Eastern attitude is more relaxed - if someone else is able to do a task, they should let them do it, and if no one can do a task, then there is no ability for them to do it either.

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_Jaganese attitude for work :
Wone can doit, lcan do it. lf no one can do it, /must do it. "
¿Md/e Eastern attitude for work :
ŕ "Wal/ahí if one can do it, let him do it. lf no one can da it, ya­habibi how can l do