The insane training required to become a Japanese businessman | Japan with Sue Perkins - BBC 

Does he say auoiuoiuo the video or na

Lol

This literally made me laugh out loud

I cant breathe!! :D I already laughed because of the beginnig but youve made in worse :D

This made me LOL

This is madness.

これは SPAARTAAAAN!!!!

That's bbc for you lol, they make it seem like this it's the norm in Japan.

It is almost fake news. So crazy.

@Mike Nunyabizness that's not true for decades very few companies in Japan adopted this practice. Their work ethic was just strict period.

@Mike Nunyabizness I agree, more than a few Japanese client I've had, describe boot camps like this.

This is just SICK!!!

karen:That's how we roll,baby

hahaha auto ngamuk itu mah

Then you don't work that's it

ohh karen, he did not say that

@@rerikm check Google

He never learned.

Or they're just idiots

actually it was Walt Disney who first said that,he also added that if you want succed you must learn everyone: costumers,all the employers,security guards,etc.,wich was idealized by Minamoto Musashi: wisdow comes from any source,you must be prepared to take the lesson ( hear everyone,no matter who is)

And the guy beside him was like: " yea, yea totally agree "

You're right. It is almost anime. They are not usual almost cult group. I've never heard and seen like this.

What anime were you watching? I've never seen this before

right like im sure they are all overqualified if they were to apply to literally any job say in another country but to the japanese, nah fam, NOT GOOD ENOUGH lol.

@@dsirulz1 this must be why so much suicide there, sad... they're good people...

i can imagine at least one of those who failed is already fathoms below.

@@crazy948 they do have a high suicide rate there, it's sad... no one's perfect...

That's life....

@@snarkylive yoooo

Soralella71: that's why sucide forest is super duper popular

@@BargerClan it's just one place.

よく分かります！

Actually, this kind of brain washing is from the Imperial Japanese Army. In the age of WW2, every child was forced to do like that in elementary school.

@Honesty Maze It's not possible to erase thousands of years tradition with "the new generation."

TENNOHEIKA BANZAAAAIIII!!!!!!!

@@maxabeles I feel Japan is also changing from each new era, though tradition remains strongly.

Ww2 flashbacks

Well my Korean GM always yell at me everyday like that... But once you get used to it. No one can oppress or intimidate you.

I would slap him/her

Lol American cry baby.

It is quite sad. But at the same time that work ethic & culture made them the most prosperous & efficient nation in Asia for many many decades. Infact only Germany and one of the Scandinavian countries could match them in terms of efficiency & productivity. It's a relatively small country in size of 128 million people and yet it is run like a country with 4 million. Even garbage workers there treat their job like the most prestigious job on the planet.

but most like the english - only more so: we have public schools - they have this place.. the sun has not long ago given up dressing its models as sexualised school girls and the daily mail has only recently given up presenting us with sexualised images of school girls themselves - japan has only recently made child-pornography illegal.. police in this country never charged jimmy savile with anything and have yet to interview any catholic bishop or prince andrew under caution - while police in japan actively protect businesses sexually exploiting very young women.. in this country fox hunters continue to hunt sweet little dogs - while many japanese continue to kill dolphins and whales..

Sun Tzu was Chinese + the discipline and training needed for samurai wasn’t too dissimilar. I get your point though for this day and age this is cringe.

@@OzzTonWentToSpace I was thinking more about how Musashi's Book of Five Rings and Sun Tzu's Art of War are standard reads in Asian business. But, Musashi teaches to be simple and effective. This training program is neither. Sun Tzu teaches to win war by out-maneuvering enemies and treating soldiers like equals. This program is just breaking these folks down, treating them like garbage, and building them back up into uncreative robots. The reason samurai culture took over in Japan was because the warriors had too much time on their hands, and thus did like everyone else: made an "art form" out of what they did. Basically, taking whatever they did and dialing it up to 11. But, in doing so, they went overboard. Musashi's work pointed that out, saying that Japanese Samurai culture was so full of itself that it lost sight of what was important. It was bogged down in pomp & circumstance and ritual. This business course seems to be embracing that. It's also embracing the fly-by-night "boot camp" syndrome that's taken over all aspects of work these days. Folks think they can just sign up for some rigorous program that quickly whips them into shape and then they'll get some cert that says they can do something. But, boot camp programs have flooded the market and this looks like another BS boot camp program. If they want to get certified as peons that can do nothing but follow orders, then this is the program for them. But, peons that follow orders are not business leaders, are not creative types that shake up industries, etc. It's just sad seeing aspects of Japan fall back to BS like this. But, many countries have similar BS going on. "Take a week long training program to become a Data Scientist!" Just lots of BS programs popping up these days, and desperate people going into them hoping it will move them ahead.

@Linh Nguyen I'm not weeb!lol I'm Japanese! 俺、純然たる日本人やでw

Linh Nguyen they are not lying! this is do you know the extreme side of the political compass? Think of this as that but company

It can be seen as a good thing, but it could also be harmful in that it could be a form of public shaming. The people here would already be on a lower rank than the course administrator so having them loudly express the failing makes them emotionally lower themselves too, especially because then they likely don't really get support for it.

It definitely helps people acknowledge their weaknesses and figure out how to overcome them. I often do this to remind myself I am just a person, equally as human as the people I manage. Some people can get carried away with power and presume they were given the position for who they are rather than how well they can serve the people they manage.

6c

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Ok uncle, it was a joke jeez

Odd, I was just wondering the same thing. Have you been watching any aviation, military history, or cooking videos? :P We gotta figure this one out.

Exactly.

or you could see it this way - Britain and Japan have a lot in common - both island races.. we have public schools - they have this place.. the sun has not long ago given up dressing its models as sexualised school girls and the daily mail has only recently given up presenting us with sexualised images of school girls themselves - japan has only recently made child-pornography illegal.. police in this country never charged jimmy savile with anything and have yet to interview any catholic bishop or prince andrew under caution - while police in japan actively protect businesses sexually exploiting very young women.. in this country fox hunters continue to hunt sweet little dogs - while many japanese continue to kill dolphins and whales..

Sorry, this is not the most of Japanese companies or academy. However, there are a lot of companies doing these strange activities in daily work.

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