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Managers Are Troubled by Their Gen Z Subordinates' "I Don't Want to Do It because It's Not right." Are We "Japan's Big Company Uncles"?

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A manager in his 40s is stressed because his subordinate from Generation Z says, "I don't want to do this job because I don't think it's right." Masaru Sato explains that a boss can't just be a "nice guy" and that it's necessary to communicate the reality and vision.

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Managers Are Troubled by Their Gen Z Subordinates' "I Don't Want to Do It because It's Not right." Are We "Japan's Big Company Uncles"?

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Managers Are Troubled by Their Gen Z Subordinates' "I Don't Want to Do It because It's Not right." Are We "Japan's Big Company Uncles"?

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