@@hadismalik1991 owh ye ke, kena buli la tu... Kalau malas buat kerja sendiri tak payah tunggu pencen, berhenti esok juga..Dalam hidup ni, kita bekerja untuk hidup, atau hidup untuk bekerja... Kalau kita bekerja untuk hidup, kita tak perlu risau kat mana2 ada rezeki. Rakan sekerja tak boleh buli kita buat kerja banyak2, sedangkan mereka juga dapat salary. So they must do their own job, don't pass to other. Unless, they have another job to do urgently.
Actually, working in Malaysia also stressful.. When you're having your snack, people around you will snatch your food or take some of it and eat it... NO ONE CAN TOUCH MY FOOOOOODDD AVABJDKDKDLC
I am Malaysian and now working ni Japan, I found this video very funny as 90% accurate 😂😂.. I have one interesting story for all. In my office in japan there are about 5-6 room as each room can fit more than 15 staff. Only my room have Malaysian, 5 Malaysian and 8 Japanese. Other room no foreigners like us. My boss in my room already know how our working culture as he just let us having chit chat, big voice while discussing and make noise while working as long as our work finished. Sometimes I have to go to other room to discuss or submit job. I’d found that other room is very quite as this video shows. They also discuss with each other in very low volume voice. But when they come to our room, they discuss with very high voice with each other. not like when they were in other room. I think that Japanese also doesn’t really like their working culture. And of course I enjoy them making noise in our room😂😂.
Sat Bun true bro, i worked in japan before...i was the only foreigner and the rest were japanese...so quiet but then when i came back to msia, the environment is vibrant all out of sudden lol
I am a Japanese worker, but I want to escape from Japan. This video is an example, and there are countless rules in Japan that cannot be expressed in words such as morals, manners and common sense as workers. I can't stand working in the Japanese work environment for over 40 years. To be honest, I am envious of the work environment in Malaysia.
Our principle: 1. Don't die for the company; 2. Your boss doesn't give you salary, God did; 3. I don't work for my boss, I worked because I have family to feed; 4. Family first; 5. Health first; 6. Our annual leaves is our right to use it anytime. You don't approve, I will call in sick or emergency.
we literally have line on snack on every table. everytime I need snack, I will go the the person desk, eating the snack while chatting nonsense. sometime it cool to lay back.
My mom's office are fun sometimes, the staffs would sometime went to the office kitchen to prepare hotpot, dishes and some snacks for everyone including the boss. Even the deserts in Malaysia known as "红豆汤" 。The boss also tends to organise holiday vacations for the office too. However, when it comes to seriousness, the boss sure is scary 😂
I used to work in Japan, and I have to admit, this it soooo truee!!! So glad I'm back in Malaysia. Bosses in Malaysia won't say much about your attitude, they just cut your salary or bonus with a smile. 😂
I'm working in a Japanese company in Malaysia. What I can say is most Japanese here loves how laid-back (not the 'lazy' kind, but the 'we do according to our pace' kind) we are when doing our work. As long as you finish your work on time and the quality is good, all is well. And snack is a must! My Japanese manager even provides it for our department 😂❤️
You know how the teachers in school always tell us about how in Japan being five minutes early is considered on time and being exactly on time is considered being late? Well we only remember those words when it's time to go home. lol good memories.
@@nurhannan9388 hahaha everyone wants to go home early. here in PH sometimes we race to go outside after the bell rung or race to scan our fingers to biometric so we can go out early hahahaaha
you working very kaw kaw for 364 days then you mess up 1 day, during performance review that 1 days mess up will be big liow2 then no bonus or increment at all and will be remember eternity also will be bring up on next performance review. true story.
Im working in japanese company here in Malaysia, One of the Japanese manager tried to fix malaysian job culture, In the end he quit because he cant fix malaysian atitude when working..stubborn and to relax while working..
Honestly I don’t see any problem in Malaysia, but Japanese working style is so depressing..it’s ok if you are single, but with family, it will surely be bad for the bonding..less communication between family members (or even between colleague as they can’t freely talk to each other..)🤔
Totally understand this culture differences. I am Japanese had experience worked in Malaysia. I don’t think I can fit this kind of over-acted style anymore 😂😂😂😂 Japan is so stressful and everything is too much lol
At my work its like: as long as u did ur best its fine. Not finished yet? We wil tell the client: you wanna finished rushing but with mistakes, or having good quality results but taking bit more time?
i worked in a japanese company and they often talk about “why do you leave when the others still working?” “but it’s already break time”.. “No buts! wait until the bell is rang and everyone stopped working!” but at the same time we would all do the countdown to break time and end shifts when the leaders and japanese arent there 😂😂😂 and also the snacks. we aren’t allowed to bring it inside but anyway people keep selling foods in our workplace secretly . malaysian will always be malaysian
Do not expect the company will love you.. Just do what you love.. Thats how you survive in the working world.. If the environment affect your life negatively.. Just change the job..
already done that 😂. aq dlu kje kt cinema tpi supervisor yg too strict n demands. New guys needs to know every thing n do almost every thing. But i just part time that time. the supervisor demand aq buat semua kje opening , kitchen, stock up, cleaning, customer, and etc. i just a new staff at that time not even 2 week passed thou. Klau slh kne tengkeng marah. Stress feel pressure from him. After 3 weeks, i done, quit. Staff lain ok je just supervisor too strict n demands.
Yeah you guys working so hard..can i ask you, in japan is that strenge if u eat in office? Because we in malaysian can celebrate and eat food together..like this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fQgCj-2x8tA.html
I have a Japanese boss. He is a crazy person sometimes but he’s really fun to work with. He is easy going and clever and helpful towards his subordinates when we are in difficulties. His attitude towards his Malaysian colleagues and subordinates is very different compared to his Japanese counterparts. You can really tell how he enjoys working with Malaysians.
Subordinate: I am going home it's 7pm. Superior: But your seniors haven't finished their work so you shouldn't leave. Subordinate: But do I get the same paid as theirs? Japenese superiors: Shock in Pikachu
I remember one time when I was in school. Back then we had a Wind Orchestra Competition and my school was the host. For finals, we called a Japanese instructor as a judge. The other judges were Malaysians. The competition was supposed to start at 10am. And of course, that Japanese judge arrived at 9am. My teachers panicked because it was too early plus they knew the competition would start much much later. Long story short, the finals started at around 10.30++am. So that judge had to wait for more than 1.5 hours.. 😆
That's why I can't live without a watch at school. I would check the watch and if it's only 10 mins until recess, I would get ready. And if the teacher gave us work and there's only 5 mins. I would just play with my pens not doing the work.
lololz! It's so real but i still like Malaysian culture as it is more humane XD come on, don't worry be happy, cause every little thing is gonna be alright (from Bob Marley's song)
@@misy5174 haha ya, just want to share happiness to the world through all the delicious food! Thanks so much for checking out my channel & your concern! :D I've been trying to exercise regularly and eating healthy in none mukbang days, hope able to stay discipline!
i've work with japanese company before in malaysia and the japanese were so sad and they cried when they were send back to japan (they have 2-3 year contract to live here to teach us to work) they said they enjoy working and living here more than in Japan. we work in very relaxed way but work still done on time (and we got alot of snacks when working so its fun XDD)
U guys made my day. I remember when I had a short trip of 4 days to Sapporo, Hokkaido. We had a meeting in the office and they seems like not blinking and not moving at all (literally). I feel scared...hahahahaha.
My office snack time would be like “big bos, lets eat pisang goreng” he then leave his table, grab one in his mouth and say “everyone..behold the crispy pisang goreng” Everyone laughed. Then he went back into his room
My ex boss used to be like, bro fist us and ask us what to eat today and proceed to buy raw ingredients so we can cook in the office lmao what a chill lad.
When its time to go home, My boss : what are u doing? Go back home. He's more punctual than me. Even set alarm on 6 pm so that he can go back on time 😂
I had a chance to work in Japan for a few months and agree the comparative reality shown here is so true yet so funny. Yes, working life in Malaysia is not so perfect but more liveable. If you get along well with your mgt and staff, it is more enjoyable although Malaysians have high respect for Japanese work ethics.
During the after-scene, you can see how much Malaysian culture affects them so much, we Malaysians cannot maintain the serious mood for 10sec during acting :D
Japan is so force, hardworking and strict.... Although it sounds brutal, but that makes Japan one of the most successful country in its technology and manners.... Malaysia, on the other hand, didn't put much force to the citizens. That makes Malaysia one of the best holiday destination due to its relaxing and happy citizens and tour places..... Please reply if I was wrong 🙂
In my office, we have this what we called “round table” where we simply put varies of snacks and foods to share with entire office. And as long as we completed our hours 9hours daily (no fixed timing, earliest we can clock in at 7.30 and latest at 10) or we completed our work, we can go home at ease. So yeah. I’m happy as everrrrrrr
You actually can't bring food to your work place If you're not ready to face an overwhelming amount of people (especially your boss) trying to get a piece of your food
"snacking"? we Malaysians take food seriously . we have cookies, nestum/oat, biscuits & jajan .. and no need to offer colleagues.. they offer themselves .. especially after Raya, we bring extra kuih raya to office.. guarantee habis ! haha
These i heard from japan company~ Japanese nowadays( millennial) doesn't have the spirit like Japanese before, and now they try to find workers from Malaysia cause they see that spirit in young Malaysian today. and perhaps if i pass all the interview and exam... i will internship my degree in Japan .. (Wish me luck, Thank you)
Comedian Fly that's absurd and very rude to implying a country like that,as Malaysian can u be a Lil bit more sensitive? Do u like other people to describe your culture suicidal? Literally Malaysian mouth is under their asses everywhere in the comment section they lost their manner,running mouth like nobody's business,saying offensive stuff like it was nothing...stop being unapologetic for saying things like suicide!
@@amerjensen bruh first of all the suicide joke is all around the internet and yet you mad at him not as a person but because he is Malaysian? cmon the one want to strat a fight here is you
I have done my internship at top no1 company in Malaysia and we have lot of meetings with managers/higher ups. And in the meeting, theres a lot of food and they(Even senior manager!) eat while having a meeting. It is possible to do that in Japan? Imagine eating ramen in front of your boss while having a meeting lol
Working in Japan is really stressful! 💦The working environment is dull and “invisible wall” between colleagues is hard to breakthrough😥 Still, glad that im working in Malaysia now💕💕
Japanese: You know no food allowed in the office? Meanwhile Malaysians: Guys come, come, today akak brings you nasi lemak, boss boss come herela eat with us.
The Malaysian working culture they are creating harmony and enjoy your work... They are not put stressful in working environment as long as they completely done the jobs..
You really did a great job in this one Aki, legit native Malaysian, it is because you have experienced the culture deeply into the base, in Malaysia everything is fine and relaxing as long as you didnt cause problems too others and be respectful and have fun, Great job Aki 👏🏻
Japan working culture should learn to relax a little bit like Malaysia's, its good for physical and mental health, unlike black company. While, Malaysia should learn to do optimum work performance like Japan's, as long you did your job splendidly, then overtime/punctuality should not be a huge issue.
@@saifuddinkamil8003 she/he mean, it hurts because its the truth on how laid back we are. Doesnt mean it's a bad thing, but certainly not that good compared to japanese people
@@ikubarus.6966 i didnt say anything about being strict is good? What i meant is that, too laid back or too strict is not good. We need to know how to balance this two. Like coming to work late is bad. But if you do that once in a while with valid reasons then it is okay and we all know malaysian are so punctual that it hurts.
