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The colleagues are very friendly, there is not much workplace pressure, and the Japanese employees are also easy to get along with.
There is not much overtime, but you have to work shifts.
I worked there a long time ago, so I’m not sure whether this is still the case. However, my spoken Japanese was very poor at the time, and I was still accepted.
Because there are Japanese employees, your spoken Japanese can improve after joining. The company also seems to have avenues for taking classes.
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