Some working places offer freedom and human values...
This is in Japan, of course, which is known for the inverse (highly managed corporations and overworking), but there are pockets of employee freedom and expression all over the world
It's very much "not all Japanese".
You don't work yourself to death for the sport of it, and you can get by, own a home, take vacations (locally), and afford what you need without needing to be busy all the time or devote your life to your corporate sponsor.
On average, Japanese work as much as Canadians or Spaniards and generally below the US.
Mexico has been on one of the top spots for years.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_average_annual_labor_h...