Society What the World's Top Leaders Do on Holidays : Shinji Koshikawa

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Society
Japanese people are said to be "poor at resting." There are quite a few people who say that they lose their physical strength on a daily basis, so they become exhausted as the weekend approaches, and they sleep until noon on Saturdays and Sundays. On the other hand, top-ranking Western businessmen are good at resting. Many people strategically spend their days off, positioning Saturday as a challenge day and Sunday as a refresh day. As a result, fatigue is relieved and energy is fully charged! They can work with full power from Monday. The author, who served as an executive officer at Microsoft's US headquarters, has seen, heard, and experienced "the world's top class ways of spending holidays"!