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Today I show you Japanese proverb.
All's well that ends well.
If a result is good, it means that we don't need to care progress.
I always tell our staff " progress and the argument in the meeting are important."
What do you think?
All's well that ends well.
If a result is good, it means that we don't need to care progress.
I always tell our staff " progress and the argument in the meeting are important."
What do you think?
日本のことわざ
今日は皆様に日本のことわざを紹介します。
終わりよければすべてよし
結果が良ければ、途中経過は問題にしないという意味です。
私はいつもスタッフに「会議に於ける経過や議論が大切だ」と言っています。
皆様はどう思いますか。
今日は皆様に日本のことわざを紹介します。
終わりよければすべてよし
結果が良ければ、途中経過は問題にしないという意味です。
私はいつもスタッフに「会議に於ける経過や議論が大切だ」と言っています。
皆様はどう思いますか。
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Today I will tell you a Japanese proverb.
If a result is good, it means that we don't need to question the process.
I think...
I always tell our staff "progress and discussions during meetings are important."
Argument usually sounds hostile. Discussion sounds more calm.
That is a common expression in English also.
"To kill two birds with one stone (1石2鳥)" is another one that is in both English and Japanese.
I mistook because I chose "argument".