Silence After a Presentation

In 2021, the Japanese news site GIGAZINE reported advice from CultureWizard, a consulting firm for intercultural business. When Japanese listeners stay silent after a presentation, the silence can have several meanings. They may oppose the content, they may agree with it, or they may oppose it but not want to say so in public. To avoid guessing, the firm suggests speaking slowly and simply, or asking whether the content was understood.

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