Corpo 

In the corporate world, it’s every man for himself. There is no corporate honor here, no commitment to one firm as in Japanese companies. It’s all about money. Corporates are more likely to be senior executives of companies who are concerned about increasing their earnings, influence, etc.

Ordinary employees are ordinary clerks who spend all their time at work in order to make ends meet (they have no vested interests). Although the corporates are in favor of themselves, they sometimes prefer to form alliances for collective benefit. For example, they need to achieve a particular goal, to increase their influence, and they understand people with connections who can help them in that, so they turn to them.

There is no support, unselfishness and mutual assistance in relations among corporatemen. Everything is based solely on material values and personal gain.

You could say that a corporate is a mixture of a businessman and a politician who will stop at nothing to achieve his goals. Corporates are senior management in large companies. There are only about 7−8 big companies in the market in NEOs. They dominate the market and keep young and promising companies out.

It can be said that these companies are engaged in monopolistic collusion for maximum benefit. Even though the management of the companies hold regular meetings on the subject of cooperation between the companies and settlement of business relations, the corporations still try to take over the competitors’ business behind each other’s backs, drive the competitors out of the market and lead them to bankruptcy.