Tokyo, Japan
Will I be able to find a job in Tokyo?
When we asked people about industries and career opportunities in Tokyo, they reponded...
"Yes, it is possible to find a job in Tokyo. The Japanese job market is very competitive and it is important to thoroughly research any potential employers prior to applying. It is also beneficial to be familiar with the language and culture of the city, as many employers in Tokyo prefer applicants who have an understanding of such. Additionally, having a relevant skill set for the desired position and making connections with locals through networking events can be helpful when job-hunting," commented one expat who made the move to Tokyo, Japan.
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"For foreigners, the jobs that are most available are English teaching or tutoring jobs. There are some coding jobs available, but they are not as abundant as English teaching jobs. If you want something that is not English teaching or if you want to move up the ranks, you will need to learn Japanese. Most people get there first job in Japan through online applications. After you get to Japan and have been living there for awhile, there are more opportunities for you. The hard part is getting into Japan," remarked another expat in Tokyo, Japan.
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Will I be able to find a job in Tokyo?
If you live in Tokyo, newcomers to Tokyo would love to hear your answer to this question.
