Jiro Appretice Case

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There’s a case when Jiro appretice just dissapear without notification due to Jiro hard teaching and fail become Jiro’s appretice. Jiro said to teach his appretice for free, but they will have to endure the 10 years training. It is not an easy task to be Jiro appretice, his hard teaching and the long training time often break normal people spirit. But that’s the point of Jiro teaching, he teach his appretice not only to fully master the skill but also train them to have the culture of succesfull people.
You will not be able to becomee successfull if you only persue the goal without the spirit to improve yourself, you would have to have determination, motivation, hard working and also have love toward your work. Because based on Jiro’s experience

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