What should Japanese enterprises and Japanese leaders pay attention to in their reporting work?

Japanese hierarchy is deeply rooted, which can be reflected in Japanese. In Japan, it is common for subordinates to use honorifics to their superiors and bow once a minute.

When reporting work with Japanese leaders, in addition to maintaining minimum mutual respect, we must do our homework in advance. What the Japanese are most sure of is that you have finished your work perfectly, because they think it is very serious to cause trouble to others. Therefore, if you have any shortcomings in your work, you should try to make up for them in advance. There's nothing you can do, and don't pass the buck. Don't look for objective reasons.