Highly formalized and conservative, Japanese business culture can be challenging for Americans to navigate. Interviewees at a Japanese company need to know, for example, to wait by the door until invited in and then say the ritualized phrase “shitsurei shimasu,” meaning “excuse me, thank you for having me,” before entering the room, closing the door, […]

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