A culture of prohibition、Of course, there is a culture of "don't do ○○"。A culture of possibility、“I can also do ○○.、Please do so.''、It cannot be compared on a country-by-country basis.。No matter what country、There are manners and rules that say you shouldn't do ○○.、○○ is okay.、There is also a part that。Religion also plays a big role、I don't think you can say categorically that it's good or bad.、I have no intention of making such a wild criticism.。
what i feel is、The way the "culture of prohibition" and "culture of possibility" intermingle has changed.、This person is building his "own" snowboard "road"。If you think about it normally、Everyone thinks that "possible..." is better than "prohibited...", right?。
Sorry for my lack of common sense、At a job interview、For girls、As ``wearing no make-up is a violation of etiquette as a member of society.''、I learned from the recent news that there are quite a lot of human resources managers who judge a person out just based on a photo of a resume (there seems to be a survey result) (I am not responsible for the truth or falsity of the survey)。Pumps not allowed、Applicants must self-regulate even if they have physical reasons such as walking、I've heard that before。"Women's、I thought it was cute.”、I think about me。this is、I think this is an example of the number of "prohibited things" increasing as we move closer to modern times.。certainly、It is assumed that boys have their own unique characteristics.。
on the other hand、Some companies go out of their way to send messages asking you to come to the interview in casual clothes.、There are also companies that will allow you to interview only online if you wish.、ask。Is this a “culture of possibility” type? People like me who get hives when it's "banned"、as much as possible、I want to live in a "culture of possibility"、I also want to support that as much as possible.。