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Advice for J-wannabes and n00bs

Groovin' in the Gaijin Gulag
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Advice for J-wannabes and n00bs

Postby Taro Toporific » Mon Jan 05, 2004 10:28 am

Some 20 very odd years ago, I got my slackerific job at here at Maybe-the Largest Inc. via methods described by Terrie Lloyd in the following article. That job hunt forced on me when Terrie and I were both shitcanned from our copywriting jobs at "Thinkwrite Inc", Harajuku. Now Terrie is a zillionaire and I'm just an exiled FG (so your 'mileage may vary' on Terrie's fine advice). :roll:

Overcoming lack of experience
japantoday > commentary / Jan 5, 2004
Terrie Lloyd

It's just human nature, but the Japanese penchant for doing business in person seems to be catching on even more than normal. Recently I've noticed an increase in the number of foreign managers who are hiring people they know and trust....
As an inexperienced job seeker (fresh grads and people new to Japan), this is an important point to know because it validates an ancient but often ignored avenue---- networking with your target audience, as a means of overcoming the reluctance of most companies' HR managers to hire an inexperienced person.....
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Postby Alcazar » Mon Jan 05, 2004 12:05 pm

That article was some really good advice, especially for young people who are trying to find something they want to work in- thanks Taro.
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Postby katakori » Fri Jan 09, 2004 1:13 am

hmmm...
http://www.japan.com/jobs/jobtips/99.php ;)
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