I want to share about my job search journey in Osaka. Of course, everyone has different circumstances and reasons. I've been working in Osaka for two years, mainly in human resource management. Essentially, it involves managing foreign workers, interpreting, and leading them to the workshop; usually, these are people from Nepal, Bangladesh, etc. You know, they are international students or dependents of spouses working in factories to make a living.
The job-hopping is enough, due to the nature of the work and the companies (the term "black companies" refers to those with poor working conditions and wages), on average, I change jobs once a year. I find this quite normal compared to Western countries or my home country. But it seems this is a serious matter in Japan. I've interviewed with some companies, and it seems they emphasize the fact that I only stay at a company for an average of one year and reject me.
I wonder if this is a bad thing and mainly my fault, or is it a reflection of Japan's work culture truly regressing? Furthermore, if you or your company are currently hiring in Osaka, please let me know. Thank you!
by Naive-Durian-6562