Früher eine gängige Tradition japanischer Unternehmen, werden Partys zur Kirschblütenbesichtigung von Jahr zu Jahr seltener, mittlerweile sind es nur noch 23 % der Unternehmen. Dies wird auf den Widerstand junger „Reiwa“-Mitarbeiter zurückgeführt – „sie scheinen einfach kein Interesse an alten Werten zu haben“
「花見は廃止しました」「歓迎会は行きません」令和の新入社員の行動に思わずア然…『飲み会を労働時間に含む』驚きの調査結果も
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The young are not interested in unpaid forced socialization outside of working hours?! Say it ain’t so!
What a shock: no one wants to hang out with their coworkers for mandatory “fun” instead of spending their precious time outside of work with loved ones.
There’s no shortage of hanami gatherings between young people. They just don’t want to do it with their office mates.
Good. Japanese don’t need to spend so much time with their coworkers than they need to. More time for family and friends.
Because our work ethic is changing and we know our system of working after work is stupid.
I hope we adopt European work ethics
Nobody was ever interested in „old values“, it’s just that taking part used to lead to increased opportunities and better pay. That’s no longer the case while people are scraping by.
ITS A TEAM BUILDING EXERCISE. PLEASE JOIN OUR CULT
I spend enough time with people from work, and no longer buy into the idea that we are a family or we are all in this together.