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Sanae Takaichi: Japan’s first female prime minister and ultra-conservative starSanae Takaichi becomes Japan's first female prime minister. She leads the Liberal Democratic Party, a significant shift in the country's po...- To change job-centric culture, 'workaholic' Japan wants its citizens to work for just four days a weekJapan is working to address labor shortages by promoting four-day workweeks. Though the government supports this initiative, it has been sl...
- Now ‘job leaving agents’ are helping people in Japan to escape awkwardness of quitting workIn Japan, 'taishoku daiko' or 'job-leaving agents' have emerged to help people who want to quit their jobs without going through the shame ...
- In workaholic Japan, 'job leaving agents' help people escape the awkwardness of quittingThe rise of "taishoku daiko," or "job-leaving agents," in Japan reflects a cultural shift in a nation known for loyalty to companies and li...
- Is WFH here to stay? With network issues, wrecked employee morale & security threats, the answer is not that simpleDue to coronavirus, office workers around the world were forced to participate in world’s biggest telecommuting experiment.
- Natarajan Chandrasekaran will need to contend with core business challengesOne of Chandra’s bigger preoccupations may be with institutional shareholders, especially the more active foreign investors, who were worri...
- Four years under Cyrus Mistry’s watch, Tatas march to a new drumbeatCyrus Mistry, nearly four years into his tenure as Tata boss, is slowly steering the group in a new direction and growing out of the shadow...
- How large corporations go about picking CXO-level honchosMNCs come with their own culture nuances. which are apparent in the way they vet, hire and manage their senior management executives.
- Workaholic young leaders find innovative ways to switch offAccepting that running a startup isn’t easy and moments of relaxation can be few and far between, they prefer to incorporate them into dail...
- Hard-working young leaders find innovative ways to relax at workCompletely accepting that running a startup isn’t a piece of cake and moments of relaxation can be few and far between, they prefer to inco...
- Parental leave: Why Indian bosses rarely pull a Mark ZuckerbergUnlike the Facebook CEO, who plans to take a two-month paternity leave after his daughter's birth, top honchos in India juggle work and par...
- 20 questions to find out if you're a workaholicDo you get more excited about your work than you do about anything else? To figure out if you're a workaholic, ask yourself these 20 questi...
- Can’t stand Lalit Modi having fun on the run? Too bad. It’s not a crime"While we, upright citizens with lower back pain, were suffering the heat and humidity, this fugitive was holed up in Montenegro."
- Questions rise about temps, overwork at ToyotaToyota Motor Corp. has long boasted a stellar reputation for super-efficient production that has become the lore of countless business succ...
- Japan logs out of PCsMasaya Igarashi wants $200 headphones for his new iPod Touch, and he's torn between Nintendo Co's Wii and Sony's PlayStation 3 game console...
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