Meine Erfahrungen als Softwareentwickler in einer Japanischen Firma

The speaker introduces the strict rules and regulations in Japan, including the use of emojis and the cultural differences he experienced in the workplace compared to Germany.

The speaker talks about his background in Germany, including his studies, work at a city office, and flexible working hours, leading up to his decision to move to Japan for a new challenge.

Discussion on the speaker's job search process in Japan, his experience with a Japanese IT temporary staffing company, and his involvement in various projects with different focuses like Java development and web application design.

Exploration of communication challenges faced by the speaker in Japan, including language barriers, cultural differences in email and meeting etiquettes, and the need for detailed instructions and hierarchy adherence.

Describes the working environment in Japan, including long commutes, office etiquette, and strict business rules. Mentions the lack of privacy and the contrast with working conditions in Germany.

Discusses the culture of overworking, including long hours and expectations for working outside regular hours. Compares the experience of working in Japan with the flexibility in Germany.

Explains the importance of etiquette and behavior rules in Japanese business culture, including strict guidelines on appearance, email correspondence, and interactions with customers.

Addresses the stringent measures in place for data security and personal responsibility in handling sensitive information. Discusses the consequences of data breaches and the importance of trust in the workplace.

Explores the challenges of communication and forming relationships in a Japanese work setting, highlighting the differences in social interactions and the minimal sharing of personal information among colleagues.

Shares experiences of company benefits, such as additional days off for personal events like marriage, health checkups, and employee appreciation events. Reflects on the gestures of gratitude from the company.

Discusses the challenges faced as an expat in Japan, including language barriers, cultural differences, and expectations for non-Japanese employees. Emphasizes the need for understanding and adaptation in a foreign work environment.