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#JobInJapan #Qualifications #JapaneseOfficeWorker #LifeInJapan #Resume 🔻Feeling lost while preparing for a job in Japan on your own?🔻 https://bit.ly/4vG4yPe Let me be honest. At first, I also thought that qualifications were everything when it came to getting a job in Japan. But when I created a resume focused on my qualifications and submitted it, I was rejected at the document screening stage by every single one of them. I still remember what my agent told me back then: "You haven't done enough self-analysis." In Japan, there are more jobs than job seekers. The system itself doesn't allow you to filter people based on qualifications. What companies really want to see in the job market in Japan isn't qualifications, but "What kind of person are you?" Therefore, the key to getting a job in Japan is self-analysis. What I like, what I'm good at, and what matters to me. If these three things are clear, qualifications come second. After realizing this, I changed jobs twice in five years in Japan and significantly increased my salary. If you are preparing for employment in Japan, start with self-analysis rather than specs. 0:00 Why I was rejected in the document screening after focusing on specs 0:30 Structural reasons why specs don't work in Japan 1:35 What Japanese company presidents really want in hiring 3:15 Self-analysis is becoming the standard in Japan — different priorities compared to Korea 4:18 What is self-analysis (3 key points) 6:22 Why self-PR written without self-analysis sounds cliché 7:40 Once you complete your self-analysis, use it for your resume, interviews, and job changes for the rest of your life! 8:41 Introduction to the 3-Month 1-on-1 Japan Job Support Service