a better world of work

For decades, Japan has been known for having hardworking employees with a strong sense of company loyalty and strict work ethics. In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic offered them a rare opportunity to work remotely, and a glimpse of what alternative ways of working, and life, could look like.

Has the experience triggered a rethinking about how they work and their work life balance? How about a shift in the way they perceive work?

Join Miho Sakai from Itoki Corporation, as she peels back the layers on the changes happening in Japan, and offers insights onto the unique nuances of the Japanese workplace.

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How do we define happiness and wellness at the workplace, and how can we measure it?
Are ping-pong tables and free meals all there is to workplace wellness?
Is there such a thing as toxic positivity, and how can we normalise conversations around emotions at work?

You can find out the answers to all these and more in this episode of  A Better World of Work podcast chat with Sha-En Yeo, Founder of Happiness Scientist.

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