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After listening through the full podcast, I wondered why someone would want such a job. I remember people telling me about the park/museum when I lived in Mie.
by themodelplumber 8y ago
After listening through the full podcast, I wondered why someone would want such a job. I remember people telling me about the park/museum when I lived in Mie. Lots of physical activity seemed a job requirement. If true, is this expected _on top of_ the typically high Japanese list of employer expectations? If so I'm not surprised that even at $85K inaka-bucks nobody is interested.
- nicolas_t 8y agoBut $85k is an extremely high salary in Japan... A software engineer in osaka/kyoto starts at $35k a year.
- dalore 8y agoEmployment in Japan is extremely low at 2%. It's really hard to find workers. Also being a Ninja would mean to live and work remotely.
- traeregan 8y ago*Unemployment
- theandrewbailey 8y ago2% employment sounds like there would be an oversupply of workers, therefore the depressed salaries.
- duxup 8y ago>about $23,000 to about $85,000 That range is kinda terrible to pretty good. Hard to know with a range like that what they really going to pay. I'm looking for work and when I see ranges like that I'm not sure what to think. I get entry level vs senior.... but that low end is kinda extra low....