As I get involved with student sports and interact with university students, job hunting is a major milestone in their lives. Some people even ask me for advice, are they okay? lol
Their job hunting process is tough, filling out various application forms, summarizing their motivations, and getting them proofread. There are even interview tips on YouTube, and apparently some people refer to those.
Receiving job hunting advice?! Read More »
I met a good person
Sometimes, there are people who can only engage in superficial conversations, or who try to show off to customers, or some people in customer support work like robots. There's a lack of communication in business that conveys the fundamental human belief of "I believe in this!" It's a waste.
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I also work as a staff member for a university sports team, so this was a very familiar topic. I thought about it for a while. Somehow... I felt a vibe that might be interpreted as an older generation imposing their
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From the West Coast to the East Coast of America, I would take Japanese clients, and finally to Europe. My mission was to visit European and American users who had implemented new systems, with Japanese clients in tow, for corporate projects.
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Recently, I had a chat over the fence with my landlord, who I've been indebted to until now.
(By the way, the photo is of a Corona beer drawing I made with my left hand on a plastic bottle at work.)
He said, 'Lately, work has been stalling a lot, and it's causing problems, with people blaming it on Corona.'
Whether it gets across or not, lol. I've been thinking about things like this for a long time, lol.
For example, there is a previously proven phenomenon where if you add hydrogen, two hydrogens and one oxygen, it becomes H2O (which occurs due to 'external' factors).
Artist and University Sports ④ Quantum Physics Read More »
(By the way, the Camry is also a good car! Its design is nice these days. By the way, today's illustration isn't very relevant, lol) When I lived in Los Angeles, I was involved in the development of Intel's CPU air cooling fans. An Intel engineer told the diligent Japanese engineers, "What we want is a Camry, not a Ferrari. If you don't change your thinking here, we won't make it in time..."
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I often tell young people I've met in domestic and international companies. When they hesitate to take minutes for business negotiations or meetings, or leave it to the usual "him" or "her," I tell them, "You should take the minutes proactively."
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Before I knew it, I was digging.
Discovery Game.
But lately, I think my way of digging has changed.
As long as we live on Earth, physically, wherever you dig, the end of the tunnel is just another tunnel. So, I used to think that way, with physical objectivity. I used to dig with an endpoint in mind.
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The other day, I visited a Brazilian community in Gunma with a friend. Wow, from the selection of goods to the atmosphere, it felt like I had come to a foreign country, it was the best. (Multiculturalism is comfortable, isn't it? My lungs expand to inhale that kind of 'energy'.)
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These days, I find myself thinking, Let's all become blowfish! The reason is...
(*The painting is from the project "Verbal Violence" in San Diego, California, USA)
Man, I got bullied a lot! Wherever I went, there were "creepy" guys in direct management.
Corporate HR/Organization Challenges and Snakes & Blowfish Read More »
I've often been told, "You overthink things," but so what? I always think. After all, "Man is a thinking reed," so it's natural to think. There's no such thing as overthinking.
I just "think more [than others]".