A Japanese girl talks about the difference between foreign countries and Japan
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- My friends @With_Me_JAPAN @LemifromJapan
Only a girl who has worked abroad talked about the difference between Japan and overseas.
Please let me know if there is any Japanese culture that everyone thinks about
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Emi chan🥰It was fun to talk about past working experiences with you and Lemi tan! Let’s get together again sooooon😍
Like to hear your experience in ship restaurant ☺️
It was very fun to be interviewed by you Emi chan! Looking forward to more interviews☺️✨😍
That was pretty insightful and a conversation topic worth exploring more in depth. Thank you for sharing
Was fun interesting Emi!! Good job with the interviews you do really!! Especially between the three of you!! 🥰🥰🥰
Great video Emi and snack sisters.
Thank you found in Japan😁
Australia doesn't have a tip culture, although some places leave a jar on the counter for tips if you want to leave some, and they won't reject a tip if you want to leave one. The food is very expensive so I guess it makes up for the tip, there are also other charges sometimes, like for weekend, public holiday or dinner time, so it's even more expensive to eat out.There is a minimum wage to be paid by employers that is larger than other countries, although in restaurants and coffee shops employed staff do not earn a lot as far as I know.
Make such kind of video in the coming days also..very interesting
Good work, Emi, I like such interviewes.
I'm from the UK, and in many jobs, the number of people who apply is in the hundreds. Where I worked, 186 people applied for one job, which means it's hard to get an interview, and when narrowed down, you must have an appointment, and with so many applicants, it's almost impossible to get the job.
3 Beautiful Japanese Women who speak English! That is Wonderful! I am Happy you had a nice time in Canada!
Hi Emi, This is an excellent video about Snack Sisters🎤🎙🎤 sharing work experience in foreign countries. I hope it gets many, many views and becomes popular. Always good to see Snack Sisters collaborations.😊
Thank you pica😁❣️
Beautiful video 💪 I like to hear snack sisters experiences . Looking forward to the next part ☺️ Thank you Emi san , Lemi san and Yuka san 🦆
Amazing video from the beautiful snack sisters Yukapiyo Nakamoto Chan and Lemi Hime Poppins and Emi Tanaka Chan 🇯🇵🔥💪 they are both amazing and beautiful badass Snack sisters, Itsumen. Hope they always continue doing Sugoi stuff like this.
Great that all three of you have experienced working both at home and abroad so able to contribute meaningfully to the fun discussion! :D
Interesting video, CZcams recommended this, nice to learn about working culture in Japan, pity you don't have anyone with experience in england, its slightly different than those other countries.
Very interesting; watched in replay; before last year in college i worked for pizzeria - cook, front counter, waiter, bus boy, BBB dough maker, etc…. Was great experience
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It's very sad that foreign workers are exploited by dishonest business owners.
It's an interesting subject and an interesting video. Thank you @Japanese Emi channel
Very interesting and fun video, thank you Emi chan! 😀👍Hope you have a great week!
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I can totally see you all working together to form your own video production company! 🇯🇵
Yah, you really have to be more proactive when looking for work in the West. The good thing is there is a labor shortage
in Canada and America so its easy to find jobs now. If you have a lot of skills. Emi worked at Tim Horton's! Famous coffee!
It's interesting that you had to hand in CV in person. I guess that may be because it is a customer service job. When I apply for a job, I just send it via email. Many years ago (1992), I went to Japan on Working Holiday Visa. I searched for a job in The Japan Times, which has a classified section on a Sunday advertising things for sale and jobs etc. I got a job fixing translations into English for Fujitsu (via another company). I got the job because I had an Engineering background. It was quite fun, but they were really strict. I worked for 1.5 years, and was only late once, because if you are late, you get less pay. Anyway, the pay was quite good, so I didn't worry about the strictness.
I had experience working in Russia and the UK (currently living and working here in UK as a chef/front of the house at a small takeaway place and teaching English online). Job application processes are generally similar - you meet the manager, hand over your CV (resume) and maybe have a bit of a talk with the said manager. Then after the meeting if you get the job they will call you. As for the customer services, you get both the good and problematic ones in both places even though the cultures are extremely different.
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Hi Emi Chan, ang ganda mo naman.
It's a quite interesting topic and hearing from three Japanese women's perspective.
How you guys feel working abroad. I have never done that myself, but I did get an offer to work at IBM (Callcenter) in Ireland back in my youth.
Sadly I had to turn it down because I have just graduated school so there was no money available for moving.
Arigato Emi Tanaka Chan and Yuka Nakamoto Chan and Lemi Hime Poppins on this video you all did together. You are all beautiful badass snack sisters and Sugoi Japanese girls 🤟🔥🇯🇵💪
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Excited to see the next one!! And maybe some Robot videos sometime!!? 🤖🤝🇯🇵
Work is work. And Me is Me. That's how we roll! 😄
Thanks for sharing honey!
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We need the Snack Sisters Live Stream soon!
海外で働くことについてのとても良いビデオです。🐻（くまモン）
Nice video ladies. 👸👸👸 Thanks Emi. Very informational. Looking forward to next video where you wear kimono with your friends.
going in person with resume in hand to the place you are interviewing at is weird? (These are not huge corporate jobs) . How is it done in Japan? Which would help the video too if you explained how/why it's different from Japan.
I’m curious about family structure, marriage, and who takes the role of caring for an elderly relative. Also, how do you view genealogy?
家族構成、結婚、年老いた親族の介護を誰が担うかについて興味があります。 また、系図をどのように見ていますか？
Fun video of the snack sisters