Originally, I was planning to go on to graduate school in Japan, so I happened to see the website for job hunters at the school and learned about FAST OFFER International Program (formerly Study Go Work JAPAN Program). I bet my abilities and submitted my resume because I wanted to take this opportunity to try it out.

Regarding the preparation for this interview, not to mention the interview with a Japanese company, it was actually the first time for me to participate in a job interview. I didn’t know where to start, but with a lot of advice from mentors and staff, I searched for materials online and prepared for the interview. And on the day of the interview, as it was my first interview, I couldn’t avoid the tension. On the first day, six companies were selected in a row, and the two companies that passed were the final interviews the next day. Having a continuous schedule was a big challenge for my physical fitness. Participating in this interview, I feel that Japanese companies are more focused on the possibility of working in-house than the current skills of students. On the last day of the interview, we will visit the company that has been offered a job offer, and in the afternoon, we will have a farewell party for the interview participants. At the party, FAST OFFER Int’l provided us with a lot of food as well as free drinks. If you win the Japanese culture quiz, you can take the prize home. The party atmosphere was more open, and it was a good opportunity to make friends.

Like the seniors who participated in this event, I am very grateful to have taken this opportunity provided by FAST OFFER Int’l. He attended other events and tried to contact Japanese companies, but it wasn’t very efficient. So, I am really grateful to FAST OFFER Int’l of ASIA to JAPAN.