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Young Japanese Workers Revive Corporate Machismo Culture

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A new generation of office workers in Japan is reportedly reviving a bygone corporate culture.
This trend involves young Japanese salarymen and women embracing a work culture described by some as corporate machismo.
Globally, Gen-Z has often been characterized as delicate or reticent employees.

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A new generation of office workers in Japan is reportedly reviving a bygone corporate culture.
This trend involves young Japanese salarymen and women embracing a work culture described by some as corporate machismo.
Globally, Gen-Z has often been characterized as delicate or reticent employees.

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