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I'm not sure if Japan also became more remote work friendly during COVID, I feel like this could be a good opportunity for those types of employees
by agtorre 4y ago
I'm not sure if Japan also became more remote work friendly during COVID, I feel like this could be a good opportunity for those types of employees
- darkwizard42 4y agoFrom what I have heard from my (admittedly few) friends there, it hasn't changed much outside of the pure tech sector. The culture of being in the office hasn't changed as much as it has in the US.
- fomine3 4y agoSome non-pure-tech traditional big corp introduces remote work regardless of covid ending (but usually don't allow living far away). They noticed that having big office in Tokyo is expensive.
- johnwalkr 4y agoWithin the tech sector lots of companies went permanent, partial work from home (need to be in the office a couple of days a week or month depending on the company). Some examples: - Office downsized to only hold 30% of staff, and you can work from home as little or as much as you want. - Need to come a few consecutive days per month, travel expenses from anywhere in Japan (within reason) are reimbursed. I also know a handful of people in non-tech (but not what I would call salaryman/desk jockey jobs) that went to 75% or more work from home.
- PicassoCTs 4y agoHow can you proof that you are present after hours, if you are only remote employed? Remote work sounds thoroughly uncompatible with Japanese working culture.