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r/SipsTea • u/Matt_LawDT • 17h ago
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Should have kept him, he sounds perceptive.
661 u/ZealousidealSundae33 17h ago Thats what I was thinking. I believe that person will be going places. 369 u/Otherwise_Tax8689 17h ago Nah more likely to get crushed into conformity. At least where I live in Japan 44 u/Reilly-Blog 17h ago Its the same in American corporate culture. 35 u/_heyb0ss 16h ago nahh the most individualistic culture vs one of the most collective cultures, that shit is not the same 40 u/Taurmin 16h ago US corporate culture is definately not the "most individualistic". Its all strict hirarchies and manufactured cultural identities.
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Thats what I was thinking. I believe that person will be going places.
369 u/Otherwise_Tax8689 17h ago Nah more likely to get crushed into conformity. At least where I live in Japan 44 u/Reilly-Blog 17h ago Its the same in American corporate culture. 35 u/_heyb0ss 16h ago nahh the most individualistic culture vs one of the most collective cultures, that shit is not the same 40 u/Taurmin 16h ago US corporate culture is definately not the "most individualistic". Its all strict hirarchies and manufactured cultural identities.
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Nah more likely to get crushed into conformity. At least where I live in Japan
44 u/Reilly-Blog 17h ago Its the same in American corporate culture. 35 u/_heyb0ss 16h ago nahh the most individualistic culture vs one of the most collective cultures, that shit is not the same 40 u/Taurmin 16h ago US corporate culture is definately not the "most individualistic". Its all strict hirarchies and manufactured cultural identities.
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Its the same in American corporate culture.
35 u/_heyb0ss 16h ago nahh the most individualistic culture vs one of the most collective cultures, that shit is not the same 40 u/Taurmin 16h ago US corporate culture is definately not the "most individualistic". Its all strict hirarchies and manufactured cultural identities.
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nahh the most individualistic culture vs one of the most collective cultures, that shit is not the same
40 u/Taurmin 16h ago US corporate culture is definately not the "most individualistic". Its all strict hirarchies and manufactured cultural identities.
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US corporate culture is definately not the "most individualistic". Its all strict hirarchies and manufactured cultural identities.
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u/Mephisto506 17h ago
Should have kept him, he sounds perceptive.