The term "salarymen" describes Japanese white-collar workers who are dedicated to corporate life, often working long hours and prioritizing company loyalty over personal time. It is used to depict a rigid, post-war work culture where promotions hinge on tenure and devotion. Companies and the broader economy benefit from this system through high productivity and workplace stability, though it often comes at a personal cost.
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