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Thought #1”If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”
As I have been working in Japan, I can feel that the Zenrei Shugi culture(closest translation would be “if it ain’t broke don’t fix it”) is very apparent.
For example:
I worked with a very large bank in Japan, and even though it is a very big company, we are still using FAX. One day, I was in charge of ordering lunch for the employees and I ended up sending lists of people from two different companies who ordered their lunch through FAX.
On another occasion, I was ordering packaging supplies, such as wrapping tools and corner guards, for the company. Even though people can accept orders over email, they surprisingly tend to prefer FAX.
































