Japan and Western differences in decision-making is mainly manifested in the following aspectsFirst of all, in Japan, any approach or any of the negotiations reflects the "you're",Second feature based on "consensus", and "bottom up" principle. In Japan, people seek to group unity, regardless of this group is a family, company or a Congress.Third, the Japanese are proud of is that regardless of how much time is needed, they will get the job done and done. This requires dedication and sense of responsibility, in this day and age, they are not being abandoned. In Japan, a person can not be limited to a fixed set of fields.And decision-making in the West consists of the following featuresFirst, the West that meet the deadlineSecond, the West and Japan differs from the ExchangeThird, Americans are always in a hurry to make a decisionFinally, Westerners have different views over time, procrastination.Finally, Western decision mostly comes from senior management, often without consulting or middle managers employees.
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