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This is a Japanese language study course, but the tips for working in a Japanese company are organized as "One Point Advice".When I talk to foreigners who have lived in Japan, I hear the following stories. "Japanese people don't say" No" clearly." "Even though they have something they want to say, they don't assert themself." "Sometimes I don't know what the Japanese are thinking."I think these are all the right feeling, but I think it's fun to study this course while thinking about why you came to think that way and in what kind of situation you experienced it.In addition, you will learn how to respond when you are asked to create meeting materials, how to summarize materials when you are asked to make presentations at meetings using those materials, and how to make presentations. You can learn these skills as well.First of all, it is to know the characteristics of working in a Japanese company. For example, Japanese companies value to be on time.We will be taught to always act five minutes early, such as when we show up at work, when a meeting starts, or when we have an appointment with a customer. We will always meet the deadlines with our customers. We work overtime to meet deadlines.Also, your attitude towards work is important. For example, it is natural that there are many things that you do not understand at first, but if you ask the same question two or three times in a row, the person who will tell you will not like it.So in Japan, we teach the custom of taking notes. New employees, especially, always carry a notebook and writing utensils with them.And we value teamwork in the workplace and the company as a whole rather than individuals.Work together to improve team performance rather than individual performance. That's why people around you like people who liven up the whole team.In addition, consider the position of the other party and act accordingly. It is said that no other race cares about other people as much as the Japanese. Self-assertion is important, but actions that disturb the atmosphere of the place or the harmony of the workplace as a whole will not be appreciated.In the workplace, it is important to build relationships of trust with superiors, colleagues, and customers. Also, it is important not to pretend to understand or pretend to know, and to observe manners at drinking parties.In Section A, you can understand the difference between business conversation and daily conversation, and learn how to understand and how to communicate with partner through conversations with your boss, customers, etc. Here, we have prepared 15 conversational sentences that assume many situations.Requests for document creation, presentation methods, self-introductions at new workplaces due to transfers, handling complaints, etc.In Section B, you can understand how to use it through examples of "Japanese with many ambiguous expressions" conversations, example sentences, and exercises.Here, we have prepared 12 examples of ambiguous Japanese expressions, expressions often used in business situations, and Japanese that are not taught at school. For example, "すみません（sumimasen）" is a very useful word. We use it often. It has three meanings. They are "excuse me", "I'm sorry", and "thank you". Learn how to use it with many examples.

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