This stuff has to be seen in the field, I don't know how his thirty-something percent is calculated. That's pretty inefficient, my Rice friend....

American service industries, Japanese secondary and tertiary industries, their individual efficiency is high.

Collective stereotypes are also very productive.

But while Americans are reluctant to work overtime, the Japanese play hard to get.

Japan that are all workaholics, death by overwork is number one in the world, how can it be only three dozen?

Last year, each Nintendo employee generated an average of more than 10 million yuan for the company.

This kind of efficiency is really not found anywhere else in the world.

Americans, on the other hand, are better at enjoying life.

But the overall efficiency is low because the approval system is too rigid.

If you want to build a factory and build a road, it will take n years for you to get the approval, and it will be difficult for you to get the approval from the parliament.

This is especially true in Europe. On the surface, corruption is eliminated, but in practice, in order to get through the parliament, the company has to engage in some small actions.

China in this regard, my personal experience ah

Technological innovation, we are still insufficient, high-end knowledge of the talent is small, although the employees themselves are diligent, but more concentrated in labor-intensive industries, resulting in lower unit efficiency.

But I have to say, Chinese workers are really rare hardworking, you have to take the standard of Chinese workers to other countries on the set, I estimate that, in addition to Japan, has long been revolted.