JOB JAPAN : Get a Job in Japan: Akihabara News and Joblet Japan Hand in Hand with You

Posted on Tue Oct 14, 07:51 by micky2be, IT, Tokyo
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sound nice to me
hope finding a job soon

Posted on Tue Oct 14, 09:36 by rpmasse, étudiant, IT Manager, CEO, Bounty Hunter...
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Wow, c'est vraiment bien. Merci pour la section, ça peut toujours aider!

Posted on Tue Oct 14, 11:03 by Daimaou, Survivor, Tokyo - Japan
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Well living in a country sometimes help a lot to get a Job, no ?

Posted on Tue Oct 14, 11:12 by Kei, USB Key Specialist, Tokyo, Akihabara, Koiwa
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@Han Solo, the problem is, it's very difficult for a Gaijin to get somewhere to live in Japan... Japanese owner often ask for a Japanese people who can be responsible for you. Generally, they don't trust Gaijin.
That's why, almost companies in Japan, ask you to already live in Japan. Like this, they're sure, you won't have any problem to live somewhere, and they won't have to find you a flat.

But, try to apply... We never know. May be some companies could be interested in your profile!

Good Luck!

Posted on Tue Oct 14, 11:34 by Kei, USB Key Specialist, Tokyo, Akihabara, Koiwa
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I forgot an important thing. If you apply and if a company is interested in your profile, they will probably want to do an interview with you...

Are you ready to pay a round-trip for nothing...

But, try... We don't know if you don't try!

Posted on Tue Oct 14, 11:52 by disful, Self Made Dollars, Indonesia
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I hope i can go and have a live there.

Posted on Wed Oct 15, 01:11 by Gaijin, Europe
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@Daimaou: Not necessarily. Certainly isn't a problem in Europe. And to be honest, a job site on an international site aimed at international viewers - but only offer job ads for residents is pretty pointless. Why have it at all if it serves almost no purpose?
I realize the problem, but it's a japanese problem. Keep it japanese then. Now it's just an execise in Japanese-English translation and only mildly interesting.

Posted on Wed Oct 15, 02:24 by nonenone
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Wow !

$2500 to $4000 / month in Japan ?

That's awful, is nothing !

Only to living (alone) there you will spent a lot more than $1000/mo (rental, transport, food, gas, phone, etc, etc), more like $1500~$2000, so getting $4k will be more like $2k/mo in reality.

I would said, hell NO thanks !

Posted on Wed Oct 15, 07:37 by Kei, USB Key Specialist, Tokyo, Akihabara, Koiwa
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Hey guys, if you give up just beacause it's written you need to live in Japan... Of course, you'll haven't any chance to get something!

Just try! Like I did before I Came in Akihabara News' team.

It's not easy, but if you don't apply, of course you won't get a job.

If you try, may be...

Posted on Wed Oct 15, 08:09 by Daimaou, Survivor, Tokyo - Japan
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If you are the right guy with the right profile, there are no boundaries for Job. But you have to understand that among our readers 24% of them are foreigners living in Japan, and many others are planning to live here.

Posted on Wed Oct 15, 04:34 by disful, Self Made Dollars, Indonesia
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Try to apply first, it's nothing to lose.

Posted on Wed Oct 15, 09:51 by mogi, Singapore
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yep just like disful had said that there is no harm in applying & most probably u won't be selected if u aren't residing in nihon but there might still be a slight chances for some positions & i don't think flying there for interviews is a sole solutions for the interview it can be done thru phones or video conferencing considering the advances in technology....

Posted on Thu Oct 16, 02:09 by gb
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i basically fail at all the jobs except for the english teaching positions. the pay isn't that great unless you just left college or you're out of a job or you just retired in your 50's with supplemental income.

the better positions require japanese fluency which I'm not.

i'll just continue taking vacations in japan.

bummer.

Posted on Thu Oct 16, 02:52 by lylesback2, IT student, Ontario
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NICE!!

Thank you so much for this!