Sleeping At Work Is An Ordinary And Socially Acceptable Phenomenon In Japan
In most countries sleeping at work is not only uncomfortable, but it may even cost you a job. But in Japan, sleep in the office is an ordinary and socially acceptable phenomenon. In fact, sleep in the workplace is often perceived as a sign of zeal, because “a person is so devoted to his work that he worked to exhaustion.”
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... not forgetting that a lot of Japanese work more than the eight hours we are used to. They'll spend up to sixteen hours a day at work. Anyone still wondering why the office nap is completely okay there?
... not forgetting that a lot of Japanese work more than the eight hours we are used to. They'll spend up to sixteen hours a day at work. Anyone still wondering why the office nap is completely okay there?
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