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Japan’s Second Resume: What is a “Shokumukeirekisho” and How to Write It
Looking for a job in Japan? Heard that you need to write two resumes in order to do it? Here we take a look at the second Japanese resume, the shokumukeirekisho. We will walk you through what exactly you need to include and the best way to format it.
The IT Engineer’s Guide to Writing Their Japanese Resume, the “Shokumukeirekisho”
Looking for an IT engineer job in Japan? Heard that you need to write two resumes in order to do it? Here we take a look at the second Japanese resume, the shokumukeirekisho. We will walk you through what exactly you need to include and the best way to format it.
100 Japanese Computer Terms Every Software Engineer in Japan Needs to Know
Working in a Japanese workplace can be challenging enough by itself but add to that a slew of technical IT-related words, and it can be easy to get lost. This article aims to serve as a reference or study guide for some of the most important Japanese words that every software engineer needs to know.
Tips To Make Your Japanese Self-Introduction (Jikoshokai) More Impressive For Job Interviews
What do you think is the most important part of a job interview? In my opinion, the “jikoshokai” or self-introduction is the most important part. Many people mistakenly think it is simple, but in reality it is a critical chance to set a good impression for the rest of the interview. So, what should you pay attention to when introducing yourself in an interview for a Japanese company? Read on to learn some tips that will make your self-introduction more impressive.
How to Get an Internship in Japan: A Complete Guide for Foreigners
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How to Fail an Online Japanese Interview (and How to Succeed!)
Interviews. Undoubtedly, they are the most stressful part of the job hunting process. Plus, for those of us who aren't native speakers, Japanese interviews have an added layer of difficulty. If you dislike interviews as much as I do, keep reading to learn what NOT to do, as well as what TO do to make your Japanese interview as successful as possible.