As noted above, it is very difficult to implement an idea if you have a different idea than your own boss.

This is because the company organization has a superordinate form of command.

The proper approach is to "persuade the boss," but this rarely succeeds, and even if it does, the cost (time and effort) becomes enormous.

That is why I am implementing "Under the Table(*)".

(*) The most commonly used word is "bribe," but here it means "in secret".

So-called "late-night researchers" or "weekend researchers.

I am a member of an organization, but late at night and on weekends, I am an individual who has nothing to do with the organization (or so I think).

In my daily life, I don't watch movies, baseball, soccer, or dramas on TV, and I spend most weekends and long vacations for "under the table".

If you say, "You're spending all your money on columns and diaries", I can't be helped.

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Well, in my case, it may only be possible because of the "scope of research I can personally perform".

This may be difficult to do in cases such as projects that involve huge amounts of money and human resources.

Still, I think you can do a desk study (simulation) and wait with bated breath for the chance to bring it to the surface.

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"Under the Table" can be implemented in the time it takes to have a drink while complaining to your colleagues, "My boss is an idiot..."

However, if you seriously try this, your network of contacts in the organization will be in tatters, your boss's value of yours will be to the bottom, and your career will be doomed.

Excessive doing of this at home can also lead to family breakdown and divorce.

If you are hoping to get married, your marriage may be far away.

When you think about it -- "activating 'under the table' depending on the situation" might be about right.