33:236am paperwork :_BibiDespair:
33:36Its over, they stand in lines
33:37Busy dawg :eyes-purple-crying:
33:39Japanese people seems to Live for work
33:52you should take a day off standing in random lines
34:36Paid to stand in for someone, great idea bibi
34:43probably in the present as well
34:51New short: "Bibi Biscuit stands in lines"
34:55I mean... the yen is super weak
35:05oh that is heinous lol
35:22I would make a lateral within the decade
35:31Yen in shambles since 3 decades ago
35:50this is the country that famously stopped accepting govt docs via floppy disc a handful of years ago
36:12that sounds hella inefficient
36:14as long as it works, it may not be that bad
36:21They take turns to make thier corruption moves then?
36:27i heard about the thing with teachers, sounds dumb
36:30They still have fax machines @ZaelahCh
36:30keeps it interesting
36:58Well part of it is that those jobs tend ot have very specific workflows
37:04i also heard work culture in japan is pretty bad
37:05So the learning curve is even worse
37:21And that's how burnout and crunch is born in Japan workplace. Like in tha manga industry
37:26I think another reason they do that is to prevent corruption in the department
37:26You get to learn from working and not needed to have 5 years of experience for that?:eyes-purple-crying:
37:39pretty much no optimization
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38:01happy oshi day, Bibi...on an unrelated note, man I yearn for Dizzy's Dokuros i mean who added the apostrophe and the Ss there
38:07At most you go until you find something you like and pivot into that elsewhere I imagine.
38:08well, if it is working...
38:11Depends on the job, but I can agre to that
38:12youve been here 1 year and youre good at your job
38:25:face-purple-wide-eyes:
38:47I think they have some work loyalty stuff that is straight up like a cult countrywide