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    <title>Before the Meeting, the Consensus: Japanese Etiquette Quietly Rewiring the American Workplace</title>
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    <description>From nemawashi consensus-building to omotenashi hospitality, Japanese business customs are finding unexpected traction in US boardrooms and startups alike. We examine five practices changing how Americans meet, greet, and decide — and how to adopt them without awkwardness.</description>
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