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[โ€“] snooggums@midwest.social 80 points 9 months ago (12 children)

Just so surprising that treating staff well and keeping them around lets you do consistently high quality work. Boggles the mind really.

[โ€“] ImplyingImplications@lemmy.ca 27 points 9 months ago

keeping them around

It's rare for employees to move companies in Japan. A lot of people will work for the same company their whole life. Japanese companies aren't really known for treating their employees well either.

I'd guess what they're doing well is hiring employees that are very passionate. I hear the anime industry is the same in that people who are in it are willing to work themselves to death because they want to work on big name projects

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