On Being an Effective Communicator in Japan with Anthony Griffin

In today's episode, I chat with Anthony Griffin of Saga Consulting about his experiences helping Japanese professionals gain the skills needed to be successful in an increasingly globalized world. Be sure to listen in to learn more about what skills are essential for finding professional success in Japan, as well as to hear more about the role of LinkedIn and other social media in Japanese networking.

Today's Phrase:

がんばってください

ga-n-ba-tte-ku-da-sa-i

Meaning: "Please do your best." (typically used in instances where "good luck" would be used)

Anthony's Links:

LinkedIn
website
company page

Book Recommendation:

"Never Split the Difference"

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