Meaning of "Yarikiri"
This refers to the practice of doing just enough to meet a minimum requirement—such as in a subcontracting arrangement where workers can leave early once their daily quota is met—rather than putting in the necessary effort.
"Lately, everyone on the job site has been in a hurry, so as soon as they meet their quota, they leave right away without worrying about what others might think."
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