Is there IT opportunity in Japan? - Page 3

sirgonzalo · (#21 (**permalink**))

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cofee store????Is not a but idea at all

I hate cofee but at least I could live and work in japan....

In octuber I will try again with more experience and in a better time, I hope I would be luckier

If you know any kind of job that not need too much experience and no japanese skill please let me know

godwine · (#22 (**permalink**))

I wish such a job exist, and even if they do exist, i doubt it will pay enough to survive in Japan...

sirgonzalo · (#23 (**permalink**))

I hope I would find a good job in japan different than being an english/spanish teacher because I hate it.

MMM · (#24 (**permalink**))

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jejejejjejej

cofee store????Is not a but idea at all

I hate cofee but at least I could live and work in japan....

In octuber I will try again with more experience and in a better time, I hope I would be luckier

If you know any kind of job that not need too much experience and no japanese skill please let me know

I'll be honest. Why would a Japanese employer go through all the trouble of hiring someone from another country to fill a position that needed not "too much experience and no japanese skill"? That job doesn't exist.

Graduate from college if you want to live in Japan.

Akakage · (#25 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by sirgonzalo

Is a bit difficult to find an IT job in japan without have any japanese skills, I´m looking for it for a long time, althoug I had many interviews but I´m not so lucky.

I will try something next and try to work in germany or UK to try later to go to japan.

And in spain and bachelors degree is for a 5 years degree..

I was just wondering, how long have you been in the IT field?

sirgonzalo · (#26 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by MMM

I'll be honest. Why would a Japanese employer go through all the trouble of hiring someone from another country to fill a position that needed not "too much experience and no japanese skill"? That job doesn't exist.

Graduate from college if you want to live in Japan.

I have a 5 years degree in the spanish university.

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I was just wondering, how long have you been in the IT field?

I have 2 years of experience in a big company and in big projects like Vodafone or Bank of Santander I wait for having more experience than to years...

godwine · (#27 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by sirgonzalo

I have a 5 years degree in the spanish university.

I have 2 years of experience in a big company and in big projects like Vodafone or Bank of Santander I wait for having more experience than to years...

Hi, wish your luck will turn out better than mine. As I mentioned earlier, I have 10+ years of experience from low level hardware programming to now software test management. No luck... but then I did give up looking shortly after i was turned down by Panasonic and Toyota (and Honda for that matters:P), so its not fair for me to say that its difficult, only because I stopped looking.... can't win a lottery without buying the ticket right.....

sirgonzalo · (#28 (**permalink**))

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Hi, wish your luck will turn out better than mine. As I mentioned earlier, I have 10+ years of experience from low level hardware programming to now software test management. No luck... but then I did give up looking shortly after i was turned down by Panasonic and Toyota (and Honda for that matters:P), so its not fair for me to say that its difficult, only because I stopped looking.... can't win a lottery without buying the ticket right.....

If you really want never give up I will try at lest for 3 years after that I will left it.

With your experience you can try again now.

godwine · (#29 (**permalink**))

Neah, change in priority... my future wife will have no chance finding a job in Japan, so I can't be selfish and force her to come with me or ditch her...

Will just wait till we both retired and hope that the visa/immigration law there will losen up enough that we can start a small business in Kyoto or Nikko....

sirgonzalo · (#30 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by godwine

Neah, change in priority... my future wife will have no chance finding a job in Japan, so I can't be selfish and force her to come with me or ditch her...

Will just wait till we both retired and hope that the visa/immigration law there will losen up enough that we can start a small business in Kyoto or Nikko....

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This is a problem I don´t have, in many interviews I had about jobs in japan they always ask me for a wife or girlfriend but I´m alone and I don´t take the job next time I would try saying I´m married