Employee shuffle is seen as a normal part of career development in many Japanese corporations. Let’s see how it’s different from ordinary job-hopping!

Is this your first Enkai? If so, get ready for a memorable experience! Here's some dos and don'ts you need to know.

Nailing job interviews in Japanese companies requires a combination of cultural awareness, preparation, and adaptability.

The Nemawashi and Ringi system involves thorough discussions and consultations before reaching a consensus. Learn more about the systems

Let's take a closer look at how Japanese companies encourage team building!

Exchanging business cards in Japan is a formal and customary practice that signifies respect and professionalism.

If you happen to work under a black company, you need to take some measures to help you stay safe and secure in your career.

The Japanese business culture places great importance on presenting oneself in a professional and respectful manner.

Parental leave in Japan is given to both male and female employees. Childcare leave can be up to 2 years and comes with various benefits.

A great morning routine will lead you to a productive day. Why not do it with your coworkers for a bright day at the office?

Being foreign residence in Japan doesn’t mean you get exempted from pension insurance. Here’s the guide to the Japanese pension scheme.

Japan is known for its hard-working ethics, but they are actually quite generous with annual leaves.

Learn employment types in Japan before signing a contract. Which one suits you the most?