Although it’s typical for American employees to expect recognition verbally from their supervisor when they are doing a good job, it’s not typical in Japan. Japanese tend to not be good at expressing thanks and recognition in words, even in their own language.
Performance Recognition in Japan
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From http://www.japanintercultural.com 4527 days ago
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