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Why you should be worried if someone calls you “Uehara-san” in the Japanese workplace
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Why you should be worried if someone calls you “Uehara-san” in the Japanese workplace
You got a lot of nerve calling me Mr. Uehara! It’s hard to keep up with the way young people speak these days. I don’t get what a skibidi toilet is supposed to be and when I was called “delulu” the other day, I wasn’t sure how I should feel. The same thing goes on in Japanese too of course, but luckily Japanese human resource organization Capable Human Resource Educational Association (CHREA) is here to help. They recently discussed a new trend …
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