Problem with Japanese business world

Lack of leadership

Japanese people put too much importance on group harmony that they are afraid of disturbing it by asserting own opinion. Those who do so often face criticism and told to read the situation. They are also not used to face confrontation that they propose only harmless ideas that would not make waves. That's why there are so many boring ideas and merely safe strategies. So because of that, some offices are filled with a dull air.


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