The data I've used is robust, gathered by Alarm Box, through the media giant Diamond News, not through a simple survey but by analyzing online posts for complaints, work styles, news stories, and scandals that is given a score based on the frequency weighted the size of the company. While the data originates from one company, Alarm Box's methodology is wide-ranging and thorough, spanning across 16,633 companies. One critique is that it is a profit driven company, and hence they do not publish their full methodology online, so don't trust my list blindly. However, it is safe to assume that none of the companies on it are companies you want to work for. Also, what you can do to get more proof is to cross check it with the Japanese Glassdoor = Open Work. None of the companies on my list have a score above 2.9 and some are closer to 1. Sure, some companies have even lower ranking, but Open work has the issue of being quite heavily developer focused meaning companies with unhappy developers are performing abnormally bad. You can read more and see the links of the data here ($) : www.konichivalue.com/p/top-11-worst-companies-to-work-for

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You have to wait for him,he is the boss

You have to wait,he is the boss

Give us companies 🙏

No worse than anywhere else

@@richardscathouse if you’re talking about greed, Japan is much less greedier than the USA.

Un America we are pushed by the government for having kids

You try it

@@richardscathouse I used to live there. I worked for my father-in-law's company. I worked from sunrise to sunset. Unfortunately Japan's immigration law was very strict back then so I had to come back to the U.S. otherwise I would have stayed. So yeah, I did try it.

Tiny isn’t quite the word. I took an overnight bus for 13 hours from Fukuoka to Tokyo, that was hell. Singapore, that’s tiny.

Like everywhere, the government is owned by the corps. Welcome to peak Capitolism 😢

Hikkikomori? 😂😂😂

Thank you so much! Every subscriber makes me a little bit more motivated to keep making videos ❤️

I clarified this in a previous comment, but I'll do it again here :) Most of the footage is actually from JNA, the predicessor that later became JR East and JR Central (and all the other JR companies). Also, even if JR Central run the shinkansen trains, JR East is actually responsible for the major passager stations along the route, most notably Tokyo, Shinagawa and Yokohama station. The companies do in fact have a profit sharing agreement in the Tokaido line. Lastly, all shinkansen trains that stop at Atami are partly run by JR East.

Wow, that should be illegal...

After Fukushima I buy nothing Japanese

Yes, and as the yen drops further, the gap is actually widening...

I can totally see that. Even their promotional material on UKposts is so depressing, so I can just assume that it's 10x worse to actually work there

The data I've used is robust, gathered by Alarm Box not through a simple survey but by analyzing online posts for complaints, work styles, news stories, and scandals that is given a score based on the frequency weighted the size of the company. While the data originates from one company, Alarm Box's methodology is wide-ranging and thorough, spanning across 16,633 companies. One critique is that it is a profit driven company, and hence they do not publish their full methodology online, so don't trust my list blindly. However, it is safe to assume that none of the companies on it are companies you want to work for. Also, what you can do to get more proof is to cross check it with the Japanese Glassdoor = Open Work. None of the companies on my list have a score above 2.9 and some are closer to 1. Sure, some companies have even lower ranking, but Open work has the issue of being quite heavily developer focused meaning companies with unhappy developers are performing abnormally bad

​​@@konichivaluedo you have link of data? I see the same way the 1st reply. If you don't have like public data or even where employee said this. You can be sued by this video

My article on the matter links to the data, which is provided by Diamond News and Alarm Box: www.konichivalue.com/p/top-11-worst-companies-to-work-for

In every western country

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Yes, a lot of complaints in the Alarm Box report reflected this. As many of the most senior engineers are retiring while very advanced legacy technology is still being widely used, this issue will only get worse

Trust me, if you work in SMB Japan, so many companies still adhere to those rules. On top of that, it's true that they're likely just drunk, but they drink in company nomikais, and you are expected to join, in sales sometimes as much as three times a week... Things have gotten better in Japan since the 90s for sure, but there's a lot of ブラック企業 out there still, and this list proves it