What's like working in Japan? Reality.
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- A company that habitually flouts labor standards. That's "Black company" meaning in Japan. I introduce you the realty of working in Japan through my experience, facts by friend's, and some research.
But there're great companies too. I mean companies which believe employees and their voices are truly important.
So I'm sharing the bad ones.
#workinginjapan #japan #salaryman
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This guy is too cool. So much charisma. Greetings from オランダ.
Thanks a lot BMJ😙 ありがとう！
Thanks for tackling such a difficult topic! I work in the video games industry and it's very similar in many ways - low pay vs tech jobs, 100 hour weeks during crunch, but ultimately I'm much more protected in the US for things like power harassment and job mobility. At the end of the day, it's as you said - it's important to ask yourself "Who am I?" and to know that your identity isn't your image of yourself but what you do on a daily basis.
Thank you for watching and sharing your experience😌 It's good protecting people,s rights in US. Let's enjoy working.
Thanks for the great and honest video!
Thank YOU for watching my video😆
Hello Tomo,
nice to see you again!! Finally new videos, and very interesting ones. Hope everything is fine with and that you are finding your way.
See you soon. Hugges from Florence, Italy.
Florence! I wanna go there🤤 Thank you for watching and waiting. New videos are coming next month so plz enjoy✌️
@@TOMOJAPAN You already have 7950 subscribers!! I will congratulate once you reach your first 10.000. I remember when started watching your videos and you had back then less than 1000... You accomplished a lot and I'm always a big supporter of you. Don't give up, we are here, and more will come!
@@logu3981 I'll try😇
keep up the good work, man. there is visibly an upgrade to your content quality, good job!
I'm no gonna stop🫡 hah Thanks for watching!
I teach university in Japan. I have to go through a guy (another foreigner) who takes half the pay and literally does nothing. Japan. good times.
What's going on there?? I hope you'll get better situation🥲
@@TOMOJAPAN It's the only option...Inaka life!!
@@dayla8634 Maybe true😂 Good luck!
The job I have now is good (fingers crossed 🤞), but I once worked for a place that didn’t give us any breaks.
When some of my coworkers complained about it, our boss said, “I can hire more people so you can have breaks, but you will make less money. Do you want that?”
Everyone said “no.” At the time, we’d rather work with no breaks and make more money. The only good thing about that job, is we got to eat for free. 😆😆
Hey aambi! Thanks for sharing your experience. That's a interesting boss. Was it so busy? Free meal is awesome though😙
@@TOMOJAPAN Yes we were always busy. I worked with my best friend there, so it wasn’t so bad. Despite no breaks, my boss was a good person.
@@aambibambi983 I also think PEOPLE are always important in work✌️Good luck! Let's enjoy working.
I worked in Singapore and am now working in Japan. I think the issue with Japan is also due to the language. If I hear 2-3 people talking, I can sort of know who is the sempai, kouhai, or are they friends, distant. So Japanese try to work hard to become the "sempai", and the "sempai" work hard because they need to show good image to their "kouhai". What do you think?
Cheers! Great Video, as always!:D Its unusual for a japanese dad, to be like that, congrantulations:D! Im from germany, our work and life balance is pretty good, i guess, but of course in every country there are people which are unhappy about their work situation. Its not just Japan, but yeah! Japan is a bit known for the hard working conditions. But because of the unbelievable work ethic, Japan is absolutely beautiful. I guess its nice to live in Japan, if youre rich:D you dont have to work, and can enjoy the beauty of it. Im happy for you bro, that you make another great content!:) If there is going to be a new camping Video in the future im happy about it:D keep grinding!:D
Thanks Mjay as always😁 Everyone around me is great personality so I love them hah That's true what you're saying. I hope the circumstances are changing and improving. didn't know you like the camping video😆I'll tell my dad!
@@TOMOJAPAN you have to!:D Hey, its a cool thing, that your dad is supporting you:D not everyone has a cool dad, right?:D So thats great! You will always have my support buddy:D stay motivated! Discipline! Is the word of the hour!:D And yeah, seems like you have a good enviroment if were talkin about your friends and family, nice! See ya in the comment section! Of your next Video!:D
It's go straight, thanks men
See y'all next year! Hahaha.
I love your content! There's so much quality in it, both. Commentary and editing. This topic is being exposed more and more and it's definitely a major factor I see in Japan's mental health.
It seems like you watched my video last year?hah I would say "thank you for waiting"😁 I'll upload a video every week, I mean I'll try😏 Anyways thank you so much.
Very good job with the editing!
Thank you😙
Hello, it looks like many Asian countries deal with such work culture, not many talk about it though. Its all over, more awareness about this topic may lead to the change one wishes to see. A very interesting topic. Keep up the good work. 👏
Thank you for watching! It's changing👌
So, is a "salaryman" only the guys in suits working in the offices? Or is a garbagetruckdriver a salaryman? A scaffolder? A carpenter? Do they also work 12 hour days for no money? Curious about this!
I earn approx 425000 yen/month as a scaffolder, working 8 hours per day, 5 weeks vacation every year. Is that good by japanese standards?
Do you retire in Japan? At what age?
Thanks for watching! It really depends on which company you work for. I'm not sure but if you work as what you do now, I think it's better or similar situation in Japan. Important thing is what you want, I believe.
And I'm not retire man! I do work.
Thanks for comment😙
Hey Tomo. Great video. Thanks! How did you feel quitting your job(s)? I imagine it was hard to go against the social norm?
Hey Steffen. I believe that every steps I made were always advance! I just wanted to move on and try new things. Many people stopped me (which I really appreciate it) but I couldn't stop thinking new me🤣 I still contact some of my ex co-workers and my boss. They always cheer me up. So the answer of your question is No. It was kind of fun for me😁 I think everyone has something they want to do but they can't. Because of various circumstances, and I understand that. Thank you for your comment!!
@@TOMOJAPAN you got my respect for going through with it :) Best of luck!
@@jhgfghjfuzrtfchchghgf Appreciate it✌️
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