Has to be some sort of statistical error with the result for Japan. Most companies don't give close to 22 days off, and the amount of people taking 26 days off is even lower than that.
Gotta imagine that the survey was poorly phrased and the Japanese respondents counted public holidays instead of paid leave.
Has to be some sort of statistical error with the result for Japan. Most companies don't give close to 22 days off, and the amount of people taking 26 days off is even lower than that.
Gotta imagine that the survey was poorly phrased and the Japanese respondents counted public holidays instead of paid leave.
language shouldn't be a barrier when conducting a serious study. was it serious thou ? idk