How would your colleagues in a collectivist society such as Japan likely perceive an American "whistle-blower"?

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In a collectivist society like Japan, loyalty and group harmony are highly valued, and therefore, a whistle-blower who goes against the company's interests is likely to be seen as disloyal and disruptive to group harmony. The individual may be seen as selfish for prioritizing their personal values over the greater good of the organization.

How Would Your Colleagues in a Collectivist Society Such as Japan