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[March 2021, Issue 3] Should We Do Clubhouse Too After All?

Hello, this is Tetsuya Ashida of ACIDHOUSE, INC. Last weekend I attended a two-day seminar on coaching techniques by Hideto Tomabechi, Japan's leading

Article illustration: Work, Income, and Life: Rethinking What Work Means.
Changing How You Work and Live

Every Working Adult Should Think About What Work Means in Their Life

“Low Pay” Is the Top Reason for Changing Jobs On March 22, recruitment service operator Persol Career released a survey of reasons for changing jobs.

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[March 2021, Issue 2] A Chance Has Arrived for Small Businesses to Receive 60 Million Yen in Business Funding

Hello, this is Tetsuya Ashida of ACIDHOUSE, INC. Last week I went to an ENT clinic, a dermatologist, and a dentist all at once. The week before last I

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[March 2021, Issue 1] From April, You Can't Sell With "Tax-Excluded" Price Display

Hello, this is Tetsuya Ashida of ACIDHOUSE, INC. The state of emergency has been lifted in six prefectures in total: the three Kansai prefectures of O

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[Super Useful!] Three Overlooked Tools That Are Essential for Remote Work

I'm Tetsuya Ashida of ACIDHOUSE, INC. I'm writing this on February 16, 2021, during a state of emergency lasting until March 7. Remote work is being c

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Why Focusing Only on Examples and Results from Your Own Industry Is Pointless

My company supports what is commonly called DX, from sales and marketing to the back-office setup for remote work. Among the many inquiries we receive

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Changing How You Work and Live

[The Last Chance to Change] Japanese People Who Keep Loving Packed Trains Through States of Emergency, Heavy Snow, and Major Earthquakes

COVID aside, packed trains aren't being reconsidered? I'm updating this article in the middle of the second state of emergency, but... > On the 8th

Article illustration: Work and Life through the “Age of Air.”
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[Has the Time for Forced Change Come!?] The Only Way for Japanese People Who Can't Let Go, Can't Quit, and Can't Change to Survive [Surely You're Different]

Recently I've started seeing the phrase "the Age of Air," and it caught my interest, so I looked into it in various ways. Roughly speaking, it is said

Article illustration: Work and Life: My Forecast for 2021.
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[2021 Begins] COVID Is Just the Prologue. The Forced, Sweeping Changes That Will Hit Us One After Another

It's now 2021. Recently, I had been experimenting with my blog — embedding videos to guide readers, writing in a sales-letter style, and so on — but I

Article illustration: Run a Business That Reduces Working Hours.
Changing How You Work and Live

[Let's Stop Laboring, Japan] Toward an Era Where a Play-Centered Way of Life Builds Sustainable Companies

In 2020, the words "remote work" and "telework" became keywords everyone knows. The following is Google Trends data as of September, and you can see t

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[Japan Lags Behind in IT] Three Traits of People Left Behind by Technology

Debate about the future of personal seals appears lively. Yet reading these discussions gives me an uneasy, unpleasant feeling. What bothers me is tha

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[Digital Shift] Why the Debate Over Abolishing Hanko Seals Feels Off to Me

The debate over the future of hanko seals seems to be heating up. But looking at this whole series of debates, something feels off—or rather, I get a