Student Intervie
The following video is an interview with an international student from Japan Electronics College in Tokyo.
For those of you who are considering studying abroad, this will be a valuable opportunity to hear real voices, so please take a look.
From the movie of the interview with a student of Japan Electronics CollegeQuote: International students and foreigners | Japan Electronics College
Workplace Retention and Career Advancement
For foreigners to join Japan's IT industry and work long-term, several important factors must be considered.
Work Environment
Understanding Culture
Japanese workplace culture tends to emphasize hierarchy and teamwork.
Foreign workers need to understand Japanese business culture and manners.
For example, learning how to use honorifics and greet people properly will help facilitate smooth communication in the workplace.
Understanding Work Conditions
It is essential to fully understand the labor contract, salary, working hours, and benefits.
Confirming work conditions based on the Labor Standards Act and having the knowledge to protect your rights is important.
Building a Network
Building Relationships
Building relationships with colleagues and industry professionals can provide job opportunities and valuable information.
Participating in events and seminars, and deepening connections with both other foreign workers and Japanese people, is essential.
Improving Language Skills
Learning Japanese
Learning basic Japanese is crucial to smooth communication in the workplace and ensuring tasks are completed efficiently.
To work long-term, understanding culture and work conditions, utilizing skill development training, building relationships, and improving language skills are indispensable.
By being mindful of these aspects, you can have a more fulfilling professional life.
