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> Non-Keidanren members, not bound by the guidelines, have been snapping up promising students before member companies have even started recruiting. Wait, shuk
by eloisant 7y ago
> Non-Keidanren members, not bound by the guidelines, have been snapping up promising students before member companies have even started recruiting.
Wait, shukatsu happens 1 year before graduation. Does that mean other companies start recruiting even earlier?
When I read that shukatsu was changing I expected it to become more like western societies, not even weirder
- SenHeng 7y agoI majored in industrial design and the large automotive companies and several makers begin recruitment during our 3rd years summer holidays. They call it internships or summer workshops, but having attended those gives you a leg up in the process. I attended the Honda’s winter internship/official recruitment and the summer participants were on very friendly terms with the recruiting staff. Not HR, but regular employees roped in to interview and judge their worthiness.