Working in Japan?

Lets help each other's ass to survive working environment in Japan.

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>Working in Japan
Why?

Lets help each other's ass to survive war-torn environment in Yugoslavia

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japanese work culture is unproductive 90 hr wk hell done for appearances and bonuses

I work for a Japanese company.
The Japanese stay from 7am-9pm

Pretty ridiculous because you know they aren’t doing shit most of the day

LMAO enjoy your 8 hours of unpaid overtime per day that consists of a kiss ass contest to your boss

Japan is the ultimate wagie nation. they taker wagieness to its logical extreme

You get to literally molest and have surprise sex with women during your commute and at work. Of course they work long hours.

Probably the worst corporate culture in the world. Pure wagecuck mentality. Everything is extremely hierarchical and they work insane hours. I studied abroad in Tokyo for 6 months and got talk/meet with a lot of businessmen. A lot of them literally worked from 8 AM to 10 PM every single day. Unironically. No time for family or hobbies on weekdays (and sometimes not even the weekends). And they don't even make more money that people with similar jobs (but normal work hours) make in other wealthy countries. I like Japan a lot but I would NEVER want to work there unless it was for a foreign company with a non-Japanese corporate culture.

> seen as "incompetent" by asking for sick off
> work to karōshi then your family receive no compensation

I've heard the same.

They all have a work is life mentality. That's not somewhere I want to be.

ugh i have to get a fucking job here but dont want to be english teacher but my jap speak sucks still. wat do?

>expecting karōshi compensation
placing such a burden on the company would be very unprofessional and bring great shame to your family

If you're white and somewhat good looking get some model/acting jobs. Agents constantly approached me when I was walking around in Shibuya during the weekends. I was already somewhat wealthy at that point so I didn't want to do it, but apparently it's pretty easy money. Just be aware that the agents will try to cuck you out of a good pay. Be ready to negotiate the pay. I even remember meeting a 3/10 30y boomer gaijin who told me he was a full time model/actor kek.

you would work your ass off too if you were living in a bad end

If you're black go get a job at the sketchy clubs in Roppongi that try scam/rob foreigners. Your job will be to stand outside one of the clubs and say
> you like pUssY?
> you want fUcKy fUcK?
> come my club
To random tourists passing by. If they decline you literally just drag them into the club where girls are waiting to spike their drinks.

I think I watched that documentary

> living in a bad end
What do you mean?

I’m a half nip living in Japan. All the bad things said here about the work culture is true. In fact, my step-father works insanely long hours. 9:00-22:00. Unless you’re planning to create a company from the get-go and be really smart, I do not recommend trying to ‘climb’ the corporate ladder in a typical Japanese company.

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Unironically I want to start a company in Japan within a few years.
Is there anything I need to watch out?

Unironically learn the culture and know nipspeak. If it’s too ‘foreign’ it’s not gonna be too popular.

What really gets me at work in japan is jap ppl doesn't have any remorse for lying, they never have any idea of "doing right things".and they usually have more than two faces.Being proud of brown-noser themselves to superiors, back stabbing colleagues are the required skills when you are working with traditional japanese ppl.

what do you mean by back-stabbing?

how do i find a job in japan as non english teacher and with no fluent jp language skills?

those working hours are not necessarily true according to this video.

title?

It's 100% true if you have an actual career. I don't care what you heard from some random youtube video. If you're just working some random minimum wage job then sure, you can have decent hours.

dont be an invader in one of the few good countries

>dude I know better than you, the guy who works for a japanese company where there are japanese people all over

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Japanese guy here.
What you say is true if you work for the top tier corporation. Not every workplace is like this. I know people who will leave work on "business trip" and go fishing. There is even a long airing TV show about couple of guys doing this sorta thing(釣りバカ日記). There is a weird subculture of people ditching work to go fishing.

Just don't get into anything remotely salaryman related unless your boss is white.

>remotely salaryman
why is that?
I thought remote jobs were good

the absolute state of Jow Forums

you people genuinely impress me with your absolute lack of reading comprehension

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I've done it. It was fun. I'll probably do it again.

I was mainly talking about corporate culture at large companies. I'm sure there are a lot of comfy jobs at smaller companies.

Most of the guys I talked to worked at large corporations but not necessarily "top tier" (as in prestigious) corporations. From what I've seen/heard, it's pretty standard to work insane hours at large corporations even if you just have a normal job there. If you want to climb the corporate ladder you have to sacrifice all of your free time (and more)..

First, they are so kind, attentive,and makes you think you are the best friend in the world, then secretly complains your boss about you like "He/She didn't say HI to me in the same elevator this morning! you should educate him/her the right manner!"or something. They tend to pick a slight mistakes you make all sudden and let you down.of course psychopaths are everywhere in the world but I am feeling like this behavior just sticks with Japanese cultures somehow.

>I've done it.
what?

At least at places like Amazon that demand long hours you get paid 200k+/yr
The average software developer in Japan gets like 30-50k/yr (in USD, not yen)

also, any decent portal for job ads out there?

There will be exceptions, obviously, if you actually do your research on where you’re going. And like said, you should watch out only for large but not necessarily prestigious companies. But there is once again exceptions to these as well. Even small to medium type businesses are prone to this horrid work culture. Stereotypes exist for a reason.

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