Comments by "May L" (@MeiinUK) on "How This Man Exposed Japan's Biggest Corporate Fraud" video.

  1. ​ @quixoticfiend9274 : I think this is whereby you need people that are mostly bilingual or are raised from two different cultures. By being friendly with the culture in Japan. It doesn't mean bribery. It just means a super ultra strong set of etiquettes. I.e. An expensed gift box when meeting for the first time. Mostly edibles. Nothing conflicting or whatever. Same as if you took a client to lunch. Kowtow towards one another when meeting, instead of shaking hands. Sometimes, if meeting for the first time, also use business cards and be sincere about your relationship building. Use both hands when giving out the card. Japan... Can be said that, they have one of the highest ultra corporate environments....
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  2. So you are saying that he basically had actually worked inside a company that forced him to whistle blow ?.... Oh, when two companies just merged then the right thing to do, is to run each country's business unit as if they are still independent. Then separate the differences within the countries and isolate them. But have a good and decent warm relationship building to say that you give support to one another. Sometimes that can mean a team friendlies. Outside the scope of the workplace. Most of the time, most people in the UK would treat each other from their own salary pot. I.e. a drink, a meal etc and he is honest about that and upfront, so that you are not tricking each other out ? And not from a corporate account.
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