Why does Japan work so hard? | CNBC Explains

Why does Japan work so hard? | CNBC Explains

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@free_mind703
@free_mind703 - 02.02.2024 20:34

What's the point ....I don't understand why human kind don't understand the purpose of life is to living content life ....and not devoting your life to stupid economy monster !

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@user-ji1cq3fw3j
@user-ji1cq3fw3j - 02.02.2024 14:10

karoshi:過労死(かろうし)

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@berryc1913
@berryc1913 - 01.02.2024 06:01

Japen work so hard? bro,you should go china.

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@dhirajgawande007
@dhirajgawande007 - 30.01.2024 14:18

I won't mind over working if i get pension

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@shashidharshettar3846
@shashidharshettar3846 - 30.01.2024 14:12

If you want to live one LIFE that we have then “don’t get born or work in Japan”

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@blag6666
@blag6666 - 29.01.2024 17:23

I think i would be fire on the first day in Japan. I cannot work more than 4-5 hours a day...and not everyday hahaha.

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@m.fazlurrahman5854
@m.fazlurrahman5854 - 28.01.2024 23:07

Better carry two things:
1) pain releaver ointment (?)
2) a huge bucket of grease!!

* notice both are slippery in nature.

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@Fier3581
@Fier3581 - 28.01.2024 10:08

Japan is a Capricorn

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@user-eh5gz7pg7j
@user-eh5gz7pg7j - 27.01.2024 21:45

Life events and depression

Research suggests that continuing difficulties, such as long-term unemployment, living in an abusive or uncaring relationship, long-term isolation or loneliness or prolonged exposure to stress at work can increase the risk of depression.

Significant adverse life events, such as losing a job, going through a separation or divorce, or being diagnosed with a serious illness, may also trigger depression, particularly among people who are already at risk because of genetic, developmental or other personal factors.

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@yingshulu1727
@yingshulu1727 - 26.01.2024 11:28

go china, take a look what is “work so hard”😅

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@tomofthedepths1742
@tomofthedepths1742 - 26.01.2024 10:17

Cmon it's 2024 already. Who believes this 50yo stereotype that existed before the world wide web.

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@user-us7lm1mb5t
@user-us7lm1mb5t - 25.01.2024 11:20

Sorry, I am Japanese but don’t work hard.

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@spiritualharmony3152
@spiritualharmony3152 - 25.01.2024 09:17

They are stupid to work so hard😂

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@Cukito4
@Cukito4 - 25.01.2024 04:27

Brainwashing. You don't have to be #1.

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@mohamedsafwtattar9838
@mohamedsafwtattar9838 - 24.01.2024 20:47

That's 💀

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@jessiesiegexabers5586
@jessiesiegexabers5586 - 24.01.2024 08:28

It’s because they don’t have enough population to produce the output that the economy needs. The aging population does this. If they don’t it will further decline there economy.?

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@walkwithmeASMR
@walkwithmeASMR - 24.01.2024 01:17

This made me tired and depressed just watching it, let alone living it.

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@fuckcanadafuckyoutubefuckc4596
@fuckcanadafuckyoutubefuckc4596 - 23.01.2024 12:09

There's a more accurate term for "salary man", it's called wage cuck.

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@hkraau-mv6qd
@hkraau-mv6qd - 23.01.2024 03:05

Real question; why not?

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@josephlin8065
@josephlin8065 - 21.01.2024 20:12

Japanese definitely are putting in more hours at work, reflected in productivity proportionally?

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@user-zr4dl6bh8r
@user-zr4dl6bh8r - 21.01.2024 15:46

Hey guys
South Korea is even worse than Japan.
So the birth rate continues to set new records for the lowest in the world.

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@user-ff1ji3wn3k
@user-ff1ji3wn3k - 21.01.2024 13:38

日本人の性格が蟻なんですよ。
日本の労働単価も、生産性も低いですよ。でも、それでもいいんです。
人の為に何かをすることが人生の重要な事の一つだと思うんです。

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@_hnghngdv9113
@_hnghngdv9113 - 21.01.2024 07:33

感谢你的视频,现在我知道为什么中国人那么累了!

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@olgayark
@olgayark - 18.01.2024 22:46

Now I understand why Japan has a very low birth rate. Working 12 hours per say is incompatible with parenthood

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@mohokhachai
@mohokhachai - 18.01.2024 12:07

Or Rpg

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@mohokhachai
@mohokhachai - 18.01.2024 12:07

No 3d tps and fps

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@user-wq7fu8sr4f
@user-wq7fu8sr4f - 17.01.2024 13:14

Does look this will affect your view of Japan? everyone loves Japan culture!! if you want to know what is exactly real Japan every one should move to for live couple years in local company not only study and travel.

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@user-rf7kq8tz6o
@user-rf7kq8tz6o - 16.01.2024 06:17

The salary and wage man=modern slavery.

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@raphael5165
@raphael5165 - 13.01.2024 01:38

No wonder Japan is so rich.

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@nikhilgill
@nikhilgill - 11.01.2024 16:22

Next video why us allows guns

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@patriklehuta6530
@patriklehuta6530 - 11.01.2024 05:58

I live in Japan.
I’ve been living here since September 2016 and yes, it’s true.
Work conditions are really though here and people don’t complain about it because they don’t know anything else.
For example if you get sick and you have to be off then you are forced to use your payed holiday or unpaid holiday.
It’s kind of your fault when you get sick.
That’s how they see it.

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@qizhang2032
@qizhang2032 - 10.01.2024 09:03

all the east Asians work so hard to catch up with west, they think more money means more happiness, but Chinese Japanese and koreans are the most unhappy and depressed people I ever met, their lives are miserable.

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@clivebroadhead4857
@clivebroadhead4857 - 07.01.2024 09:09

Do you want an economic miracle or not?. The miracle had its sources before the post war period though eating the rich helped.

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@Ayeohx
@Ayeohx - 07.01.2024 06:54

Japan's future will be totally automated with only 12 breeder reaping the rewards. They seriously need to lower stress and encourage better work life balance.

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@Candyy248
@Candyy248 - 06.01.2024 23:59

Working longer ≠ Working more efficiently

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@kiangshinss
@kiangshinss - 04.01.2024 19:03

Working hours in South Korea is worse than Japan

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@consciouscollector
@consciouscollector - 04.01.2024 04:14

"Lowest productivity among all G7 countries."

Lol even in the post truth era where narrative trumps facts; pretending to be "hardworking" doesn't seem to work

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@therearenofactsonlyinterpr3780
@therearenofactsonlyinterpr3780 - 03.01.2024 02:57

Most of overworking problems in Japan usually happen with workers with mid-skills (unfortunately, most workers are mid-skilled...)

If one has low skill / no skill, one will become part timer, hence no overworking problems (but money problem...)

If one is highly-skilled workers, he has more flexibility in choosing his employer, hence no overworking problem

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@ampan75
@ampan75 - 31.12.2023 13:33

They grow fruits but no time to enjoy it. Disheartening.

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@user-eg4pb7bv1q
@user-eg4pb7bv1q - 26.12.2023 17:39

私密马赛,红豆泥私密马赛😁

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@MicheleandDerick
@MicheleandDerick - 24.12.2023 13:20

I appreciate my life away from work

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@Eduardo-cs5ks
@Eduardo-cs5ks - 24.12.2023 09:20

Loyalty to their masters. Poor brainwashed slaves

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@hectormoralesfranco6850
@hectormoralesfranco6850 - 23.12.2023 22:02

KAROSHI it is a new way of slavery.....we work to live not live to work

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@user-zr6pw7vh9u
@user-zr6pw7vh9u - 23.12.2023 12:31

Cos they don't want rely on third world sweatshops for cheap things?

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@johntaylor5968
@johntaylor5968 - 23.12.2023 10:56

Yeah, you can tell, a lot of them are really on the brink of a melt down , I’ve often wondered why they are so easy to control and manipulate, there’s something bred in to them or their culture.

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@levi-pb3gz
@levi-pb3gz - 22.12.2023 20:01

It's crazy that Japanese are so into their business that they don't even noticing bro went down through staircase talking a presentation ⚡

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@user-em6sj3hw3v
@user-em6sj3hw3v - 21.12.2023 08:17

こういうステレオタイプってQOLも所得も労働時間も何もかも日本に負けてるのが悔しくて作られたんかな?😂 かなり滑稽だな。

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@georgeginel8932
@georgeginel8932 - 20.12.2023 23:17

Robots don’t pay monthly taxes.
So ageing people needs to be replaced with new born babies.Otherwise I think financial sistem will collapse

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@PhilMoskowitz
@PhilMoskowitz - 20.12.2023 06:19

The only way out of it is immigration. A path Japan will not take for the foreseeable future.

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