 Keiko Tsuji

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 Are compliments such as "You're pretty" and "You're doing a good job" driving your subordinates away?　Yu Izumi, a linguistic philosopher, explains the dreadful trap and mechanism of "bad words" that you should know in the age of complacency, including the "square of bad words" that destroys human relationships.

Why &#8220;You&#8217;re beautiful&#8221; and &#8220;You&#8217;re working hard&#8221; are not good words&#8230; The dreadful trap of &#8220;compliments&#8221; that bosses unknowingly use to corner their subordinates.

Why “You’re beautiful” and “You’re working hard” are not good words… The dreadful trap of “compliments” that bosses unknowingly use to corner their subordinates.

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