| COUNTRY |
| China |
| EDUCATION |
| Master’s in Electrical Engineering, The University of Edinburgh |
| COMPANY |
| Manufacturer of motorcycles, marine products such as boats and outboard motors, and other motorized products. |
| SUMMARY |
| A master’s student majoring in sensing and imaging systems at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. The bachelor’s degree major is in electronic information science at Sun Yat-sen University in China. Started studying Japanese by herself when she was a university student, and obtained JLPT N1 after studying abroad at Yokohama National University for half a year. The master’s research is yet to be completed, but it will be conducted in connection with the bachelor’s FYP theme “Vertical Nanoneedle Array Intracellular Delivery Technology and Assay Technology”. She also has programming experience, so she is expected to play an active role in a wide range of industries. |
My Job Search In Japan With FAST OFFER International
I first learned about ASIA to JAPAN and the FAST OFFER International program through a WeChat subscription account. After reading the success stories of predecessors, I was eager to give it a try, so I decided to sign up. When I was filling out the application form, I recalled many of my achievements and regrets from my college days as the application form guided me. Such a review is necessary at the point of transition from student to a social worker.
The application form is similar to the Entry Sheet of many Japanese companies, but it is really efficient to have one form with multiple entries. In addition to the entry sheet, we also need to record a PR video for the official talent pool for companies to select.
Interviewing With Japanese Companies
After waiting for a while, I received 4 interview invitations from companies. It’s worth mentioning that one of the company’s written tests I encountered allows you to choose your language, so it’s really a humane and international company!
Before each round of interviews, FAST OFFER International held an Orientation and a Mentor interview, the former of which was a brief introduction to the company, and the latter of which was a “precise job coaching class”. I remember my assigned mentor’s speech was very clear and insightful, and he guided me from speech logic to language expressions, which benefited me a lot!
Finally, while completing the last few final exams of my student career, I was able to complete all the interviews in a very exciting way and got the offer of my choice. The job search during the epidemic was not easy. Unlike before, I completed the entire written interview and meeting online from the other side of the world. Even though there was a time difference of 8 hours with Japan, communication and interviews were challenging, but FAST OFFER staff were very warm and friendly, not only in terms of cultural and language differences, information on companies applying for jobs, interview skills to provide me with a lot of help, and after the interview was over, they would also promptly follow up to congratulate or comfort. They were all like big sisters and brothers!
Thank You, FAST OFFER
With their help and witness, I am going to enter a new journey. Job hunting is a two-way process, but all choices are based on understanding. FAST OFFER provides a platform for job seekers and companies to get to know each other, as well as simplifying the complicated process for new students to join the company, and making communication efficient. Today, Japanese companies still have a high demand for foreign workers and are becoming more welcoming of staff diversity, making it a good place to work. If you are thinking of working in Japan and are worried about finding a job, try FAST OFFER, and you will definitely get something out of it.
