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Chikako Usui, a sociologist at the University of Missouri in St. Louis, claims that immigrants face difficulties due to a variety of factors, including Japan’s isolationist past and its self-perceived homogeneity.
She draws attention to the numerous unspoken rules and subtle social cues that make up Japanese society.
These things wear out even native Japanese people and make them feel uneasy around people from other countries.
A shrinking world Since the beginning of the health crisis more than two years ago, fewer than 30% of knowledge workers worldwide are working from the office every day. As a result, many workers are interacting with significantly fewer coworkers than they are at their desks. According to a Microsoft employee survey conducted in 2021, […]
All the possibilities of the cleanroom Midway through his undergraduate studies, Jorg Scholvin ’00, MEng ’01, PhD ’06 first entered a cleanroom.He had signed up for a fabrication class as a computer science major in the late 1990s to see firsthand how a computer is put together.He realized, “It’s amazing to see how it’s built […]