Working in Japan

[glenz]

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minasan konnichiwa....

I've been in japan for 2 years as a trainee and I do agree that japanese are workaholic..A very beautiful country, very peaceful, clean and in terms of transfortation;it is very convenient. The highway lane is four lanes and the other side is four lanes also..its very wide. And mostly of the japanese people are very kind. When you use the escalator you must in the left side because the right side are people who are in hurry..

Lingaw jud ang japan mga bro ug sis ug didto ko nakahibalo ug drive sa backhoe ug forklift. Ako work didto sa construction industry..field engineer ko pero ug unsa ipatrabaho sa hapon bisag dli na imo trabaho imo jud buhaton as long as kayo nimo. Grabi sila bisag ang president sa company mi operate siya sa backhoe maoy mangunay sa trabaho..

Try mo sa fast ug top..kay diha ko gikan..arigatou gozaimasu..

[burgh travis]

up.. ta ni beh... for interview ko sa employer ugma... sa golden gateway ko ni apply... machince operator ug daghan pa kapili.an na trabho didto..like welding.metal press,milling,lathe, machine maintenance,metal inspictor...and sa mga girls kay laundry,baker,sewer..

pwede ra mo magpahimo ug certificate kung gusto jud molarga...mao sad lagi gasto sad ka... pero ma swertehan ka.. subra pa sa bawi imong makita... 2 ka silingan nko sa japan as baker... 75k ila monthly.. wala pa labot sa overtime...

[thegatekeeper]

Telecom Jobs for Japan ? naay hiring ? what agency ?

[tsunade]

daghan mga kauban nako sauna nga machinist nga naka larga sa japan nya karon toa na sila sa canada and earning like 200k/month, swerte2x lang na.

[tsunade]

up.. ta ni beh... for interview ko sa employer ugma... sa golden gateway ko ni apply... machince operator ug daghan pa kapili.an na trabho didto..like welding.metal press,milling,lathe, machine maintenance,metal inspictor...and sa mga girls kay laundry,baker,sewer..

pwede ra mo magpahimo ug certificate kung gusto jud molarga...mao sad lagi gasto sad ka... pero ma swertehan ka.. subra pa sa bawi imong makita... 2 ka silingan nko sa japan as baker... 75k ila monthly.. wala pa labot sa overtime...

inig tubag nimo sa mga Hapon during interview ayaw gyud og duko2x tan-awa sila nya kinihanglan at ease ka permi mura ba naa sa RO sauna.

Hint:
Why do you want to go to Japan?

[burgh travis]

inig tubag nimo sa mga Hapon during interview ayaw gyud og duko2x tan-awa sila nya kinihanglan at ease ka permi mura ba naa sa RO sauna.

Hint:
Why do you want to go to Japan?

uu mao jud na gi sulti sa HR sa agency...salamat sa tabang boss...

[jeigz]

Mga bro og sis naa mo nahibawan nga new agency for japan
im planning to aply.

[juleskiboi]

hello all!

unsa usually ang careers/positions gina-hire didto sa Japan?

[jake_smack11]

here are some of the skills: agency is located beside Shamrock Capitol..

1. Painter
2. Welder
3. Lathe Machine Operator
4. Milling Machine Operator
5. Die casting
6. Metal Casting
7. Iron Casting
8. Electro Plating
9. Metal Press
10. Plastic Molding Injection
11. Food Processing
12. Chicken Chopper
13. Carpenter

1. Agriculture
2. Fishery
3. Construction
4. Food Manufacturing
5. Textile/Garments
6. Machinery and Metals

[christa]

hahaha.. I should have read this before..

when I went to Japan kay nakalitan ko oie.. but yes, Japan is very nice..
murag nice unta kaau kong naa tay "field trip" sa Japan to see their country, observe Japanese and how they move.. we can learn a lot from them..

yes, lahi ra jd ang pagkaon did2 be prepared.. hahahahaha.. lahi rag lami.. wala juy magic sarap sa Japan.. hahahaha
normal ra nang mokaon kag amplaya did2.. na hilaw.. salad style.. hahaha

nindot jd ang japan.. pero o jd.. di lalim mo-puyo ug mo-work sa Japan.. dugo at pawis ang puhunan..
one has to learn their culture and language.. and weather pd diay..
pareha nako na born and raised in Cebu.. at 4 deg. (which is not the coldest) kay nag nosebleed na ko..

by the way, kinsay duol or naa sa Okayama ?

Things I could say when planning to work in Japan: (Ginagmay nalang ni ako ky murag nasulti na gud sa uban. So working and living nalang dd2 )

1. It's a must if you'd know how to speak, read and write Nihongo. I guess everyone knows most Japanese knows little english. It is for your own good. hahaha..
2. Food is quite different there, so be prepared nalang. (But i love their ramen.. num num)
3. Work-wise, workaholic ang mga Japanese, they won't mind giving off extra (way way extra) time for work so probably you'll be expected to do the same.
4. There is a possibility that you'd get to walk a lot, and ride trains a lot.
5. PagAndam sa mga prices there. Mahal tanAwn ila mga presyo. I remember, a bottle of coke is around 120Yen. Mahal ang lifestyle sa Japan, so be prepared to spend wisely pud.
6. Going up or down the escalator, if moBarog raka, stay on the left side (left side ba2 or right hehe kalimot nako).
7. Be polite. Kay hapit pud tanang tao didto kay polite.
8. Murag la ko kakita og sari-sari store didto, so yaw nalang pangita. Pero daghan og vending machines didto. Kargado noon, drinks ang gibaligya og cigarettes(need diay og ID una ka kapalit for cigarettes)
9. If nahan ka og gadgets.. go to akibahara, daghan gadgets didto.. heheh..
10. If fan ka ni hachiko go to shibuya. Naa xa park ngadto.
11. Learn to use chopsticks dili man ana ka scary ang chopstick, you'll get used to it in no time.
12. Be on time. Dili applicable ang Filipino time didto.

Mao rman guro ako masulti..