Do Nothing at Work and Still Get Paid
・1-2 Internal Unemployment: Similarities and Differences
・2-2 Coping with No Assigned Work: Reframing Guilt and Finding Value
・2-3 The Art of the Pro-NEET: Survival Strategies in Thailand
・2-4 In-House NEETs vs. Elderly Employees: Similar but Different?
・2-5 Breaking Free from Internal Unemployment: Understanding and Moving Forward
・2-6 Why Employees Say “Corporate Slave” but Avoid “In-House NEET” in Japan
・3-2 Who is suited for factory work, and Who is not?
・3-3 How to Become an “In-House NEET” in a Toxic Workplace
・4-2 Why Not Working Is Still a Taboo in Japan
・4-3 The Hidden Risk of Saying “Is There Anything I Can Help With?”
・4-4 Surviving Pointless Meetings in the Workplace
・4-5 Speaking Smart in the Salaryman World
・5-2 What Does It Mean to "Slack Off" at Work?
・5-3 Why Do We Care So Much About Being Judged?
・5-4 Cross-Cultural and Modern Communication Challenges
・5-5 The Third Path for Salarymen: Surviving Without Conforming or Performing
・5-6 The Comfort of Not Explaining: The Japanese Salaryman Lifestyle
・5-7 The Atomized Individual: Meritocracy in Modern Society
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6,000円
購入する👤 Instructor / 講師Shigeki Saito（齋藤 茂樹）
Spent about eight years living abroad in Thailand, Vietnam, Laos and other countries, working in sales and Japanese-language education. Now shares perspectives on work styles and Japanese corporate culture as a self-styled “Armchair Theorist” and Director of the Armchair Theory Research Institute, encouraging people to think for themselves rather than accept conventional wisdom and trends at face value.
タイ・ベトナム・ラオスなど海外で約8年滞在。営業、日本語教育などを経験。現在は空理空論家／空理空論総合研究所所長として、働き方や日本企業文化を発信。常識や流行を鵜呑みにせず、自分なりに考えるための視点をお伝えしています。
📘 Course Content（講座内容）
[Curriculum] 5 Sections / 23 Lessons
Section 1: Introduction to the In-House NEET
・1-1 What Is an In-House NEET?・1-2 Internal Unemployment: Similarities and Differences
Section 2: The In-House NEET Mindset and Survival Strategies
・2-1 A Company is a Place to Receive Money・2-2 Coping with No Assigned Work: Reframing Guilt and Finding Value
・2-3 The Art of the Pro-NEET: Survival Strategies in Thailand
・2-4 In-House NEETs vs. Elderly Employees: Similar but Different?
・2-5 Breaking Free from Internal Unemployment: Understanding and Moving Forward
・2-6 Why Employees Say “Corporate Slave” but Avoid “In-House NEET” in Japan
Section 3: How to Become an In-House NEET
・3-1 Career Choices: Working at SMEs vs. Large Corporations・3-2 Who is suited for factory work, and Who is not?
・3-3 How to Become an “In-House NEET” in a Toxic Workplace
Section 4: Survival Strategies for In-House NEETs
・4-1 Mindset for Success Immediately After Changing Jobs・4-2 Why Not Working Is Still a Taboo in Japan
・4-3 The Hidden Risk of Saying “Is There Anything I Can Help With?”
・4-4 Surviving Pointless Meetings in the Workplace
・4-5 Speaking Smart in the Salaryman World
Section 5: Beyond the Desk: Thought Pieces on Work and Life
・5-1 How to Use Your Time Effectively as an In-House NEET・5-2 What Does It Mean to "Slack Off" at Work?
・5-3 Why Do We Care So Much About Being Judged?
・5-4 Cross-Cultural and Modern Communication Challenges
・5-5 The Third Path for Salarymen: Surviving Without Conforming or Performing
・5-6 The Comfort of Not Explaining: The Japanese Salaryman Lifestyle
・5-7 The Atomized Individual: Meritocracy in Modern Society
✨ Features（特徴）
This course explores the phenomenon of the “In-House NEET” — employees who remain officially employed but have little or no meaningful work assigned to them.
Rather than simply criticizing people in this situation, the course examines why internal unemployment occurs, why being visibly busy is so highly valued in Japanese workplaces, and how employees can cope with boredom, guilt, social pressure, and workplace expectations when they have little work to do.
Through practical survival strategies, cultural insights, and social commentary, you will learn how to maintain your dignity and professional relationships, make effective use of downtime, and reconsider the relationship between productivity, work, and personal value.
The course also explores broader themes such as Japanese corporate culture, pointless meetings, office politics, meritocracy, career choices, and the pressure to define ourselves through work.
Recommended for anyone experiencing internal unemployment, as well as employees, managers, HR professionals, and those interested in Japanese workplace culture and alternative perspectives on modern working life.
Rather than simply criticizing people in this situation, the course examines why internal unemployment occurs, why being visibly busy is so highly valued in Japanese workplaces, and how employees can cope with boredom, guilt, social pressure, and workplace expectations when they have little work to do.
Through practical survival strategies, cultural insights, and social commentary, you will learn how to maintain your dignity and professional relationships, make effective use of downtime, and reconsider the relationship between productivity, work, and personal value.
The course also explores broader themes such as Japanese corporate culture, pointless meetings, office politics, meritocracy, career choices, and the pressure to define ourselves through work.
Recommended for anyone experiencing internal unemployment, as well as employees, managers, HR professionals, and those interested in Japanese workplace culture and alternative perspectives on modern working life.
🎯 Who This Course Is For（対象者）
- Anyone interested in Japanese corporate culture and its unique contradictions
- Office workers who feel bored, underutilized, disillusioned, or quietly burned out at work
- Employees experiencing internal unemployment or struggling with a lack of meaningful assignments
- Expats, researchers, and observers of Japanese society who want to better understand Japanese workplace culture
- People interested in alternative approaches to careers, work, and life beyond conventional ideas of success and productivity
- Anyone who enjoys dry humor, social commentary, cultural analysis, and unconventional perspectives on modern working life
📂 教材（Materials）
動画講義をご用意しております。
講座購入後、すぐに閲覧可能です。
講座購入後、すぐに閲覧可能です。
This course consists of video lessons.
All lessons are available immediately after purchase.
All lessons are available immediately after purchase.
📝 受講までの流れ（How to Enroll）
- ① ページ上部の「購入する」ボタンをタップ
Tap the “購入する” (Purchase) button at the top of this page - ② 新規登録 または ログイン
Create an account or log in - ③ 支払方法を選択（銀行振込・コンビニ・クレジット）
Choose a payment method (bank transfer, convenience store, or credit card) - ④ 受講開始
Start learning
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* Access begins as soon as your payment is confirmed (same day at the earliest).
受講期限（Access Period）
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No learning deadline
You can watch the purchased materials as many times as you like, as long as your account remains active and the materials continue to be offered on this service.
You can watch the purchased materials as many times as you like, as long as your account remains active and the materials continue to be offered on this service.
📩 受講相談（Questions & Support）
講座に関しまして、ご不明な点がございましたら下記連絡先よりお気軽にご相談ください。
If you have any questions about this course, please feel free to contact us using the details below.
■ 教材の内容に関するご質問（講師）／ Questions about the lessons or materials (Instructor)
講義や教材の内容についてのご質問は、講師へ直接ご連絡ください。
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講義や教材の内容についてのご質問は、講師へ直接ご連絡ください。
For questions about the lesson content or materials, please contact the instructor directly.
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■ ご購入・視聴方法などに関するお問い合わせ（運営）／ Questions about purchasing or viewing (Operator)
ご購入手続き、動画の再生などについては、運営までご連絡ください。
For help with purchasing, payment, or video playback, please contact the operator.
メール（Email）：platform@koumuin-right.co.jp
ご購入手続き、動画の再生などについては、運営までご連絡ください。
For help with purchasing, payment, or video playback, please contact the operator.
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