Is it true that it is super easy to find a job in Japan? Media says that more than 90% of college grads get pretty much any job they want. How the heck did they do it?
Land of the Rising Sun
And Worker which rises with the sun
>>57115155
If it was even so don't come.
>>57115469
What
>>57115155
>get pretty much any job they want.
no. it really depends on which university you graduated from. graduating from a shit university means you'll end up in a shit job and stay on a low wage.
>>57115155
Easy. The Japanese workforce is made of people who work within a certain mindset from childbirth till their death. Great wageslaves, not so great when you want innovation.
>t. College Student here
>>57116048
Japan is really backwards in regards to social status etc, isnt it?
>>57116103
>innovation
then how do Japanese companies stay so innovative? Is it the result of a few extremely creative people leading projects and the wageslaves just follow along?
>>57115155
Yes it is. If you accept only a few immigrants and your birth rates are low for decades, your country will suffer from a shortage of young workers.
>>57116332
I'm not saying that there are no Japanese with ideas who can expend the paradigme, but it's harder and only possible when you're higher up the hierarchy already.
>>57116803
That makes sense, is it much harder to "rise through the ranks" in a Japanese company? Or is the structure pretty rigid in terms of promotion?
>>57116842
Since in Japan, wages and status rises with age instead of achievements, yes.
It still is the case for any foreigner, but since most people in japan don't speak proper English (not mentioning any other language), they'll get to places where they're needed, regardless of how high it is.
