Hitachi to abolish seals for internal documents, cut paper by 70%
I added an article below, but this is my own experience. I worked directly for several Japanese companies, and I’d often need Hanko Family seal stamps to get approval for my projects. I had to deal with fools secretaries whose job it is to go around and get seals from top japanese bosses to get internal funding and approve project plans, etc.
My projects wouldn’t move without these wooden stamps in red ink.
It used to pizz me off to no end waiting til a big boss got back to the office so he could rubber stamp(Wood/stone) my paper project plans.
Some female secretaries main job was to look hot, get tea and snacks for their respective bosses and return the docs to me.
Sometimes they were real kunts and I hated dealing with them. Now, Hitachi is doing away with the Hanko/ink stamps to get chit moving.
I used to tell those wimmin, someday your job will go away.
Now it has! I’m not floating too much, I’m just shocked it took so long.
I added an article below, but this is my own experience. I worked directly for several Japanese companies, and I’d often need Hanko Family seal stamps to get approval for my projects. I had to deal with fools secretaries whose job it is to go around and get seals from top japanese bosses to get internal funding and approve project plans, etc.
My projects wouldn’t move without these wooden stamps in red ink.
It used to pizz me off to no end waiting til a big boss got back to the office so he could rubber stamp(Wood/stone) my paper project plans.
Some female secretaries main job was to look hot, get tea and snacks for their respective bosses and return the docs to me.
Sometimes they were real kunts and I hated dealing with them. Now, Hitachi is doing away with the Hanko/ink stamps to get chit moving.
I used to tell those wimmin, someday your job will go away.
Now it has! I’m not floating too much, I’m just shocked it took so long.