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financial incentives
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Japan
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Financial incentives are less commonly used in traditional company settings, where loyalty and job security are often prioritized over monetary rewards.
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incentive
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Japan
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Work incentives often include group rewards and recognition to maintain harmony and teamwork
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incentive
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Japan
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Incentives may not be openly discussed or emphasized, as the collective benefit of the group or company is often prioritized over individual rewards.
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incentive
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Japan
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In Japan, the concept of 'enhancing harmony' is often a strong incentive for behavior, where individuals are motivated by maintaining good relationships and avoiding conflict.
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incentive
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Japan
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In Japan, the concept of 'incentive' is often seen as part of the group's success rather than individual achievement, and may be more subtly communicated.
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incentive
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Japan
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Long-term job security and company loyalty are traditional incentives in the workplace.
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reward
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Japan
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In work and business settings, rewards may focus more on recognition, status, and honor rather than solely monetary compensation or material goods.
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