Job-hunting in Japan
Feb 3, 2015 22:21
In Japan, almost of all companies usually hire new staff in April. If we miss the timing, it will be really hard to find a job. Therefore, we usually start job-hunting in the winter of our junior year, and we almost look for a job during nearly 6 months. One of the reason why the job-hunting take such a long time is that Japanese companies like to conduct employment exams. Actually, some companies conduct the exams more than 7 times. I think this is useless custom indeed. We should use our time to our study instead of job-hunting.
No. 1 jamieleshaw's correction
- Job-hunting in Japan
- Job hunting in Japan
- In Japan, almost of all companies usually hire new staff in April.
- In Japan, almost all companies usually hire new staff in April.
- If we miss the timing, it will be really hard to find a job.
- If we miss this period, it will be really hard to find a job.
- Therefore, we usually start job-hunting in the winter of our junior year, and we almost look for a job during nearly 6 months.
- Therefore, we usually start job hunting in the winter of our junior year, and we look for a job for close to 6 months.
- One of the reason why the job-hunting take such a long time is that Japanese companies like to conduct employment exams.
- One of the reasons why job hunting takes such a long time is that Japanese companies like to conduct employment exams.
- Actually, some companies conduct the exams more than 7 times.
- In fact, some companies conduct the exams more than 7 times.
- I think this is useless custom indeed.
- I think this custom is useless.
- We should use our time to our study instead of job-hunting.
- We should use our time for studying instead of job hunting.
kanotown
Thank you very much for correcting me! :D
I didn't know difference between "Actually" and "In fact."
Thank you very much for correcting me! :D
I didn't know difference between "Actually" and "In fact."
RJ
"Actually" tends to be used in response to incorrect information, while "In fact" can be used for any unexpected information, whether or not it is a correction.
It's a confusing nuance and I'm not sure even I explained it correctly.
"Actually" tends to be used in response to incorrect information, while "In fact" can be used for any unexpected information, whether or not it is a correction.
It's a confusing nuance and I'm not sure even I explained it correctly.