working in Japan
Giant robot toymaker gives workers giant raises to boost motivation, with one possible catch.
For a service that promises a clean break with a bad job, this taishoku daikou has a lot of strings attached.
Pandemic has more people thinking they don’t need to drink with people in order to work with them.
Japanese companies tend to frown on workers having a side job, but this time there’s something to smile about.
With incredible perks like food, alcohol, onsen and Wi-Fi included, you can live here long-term without having to spend money on anything else!
Policy also allows for bereavement leave when idols retire, leaving office early for surprise concerts.