Bridging Borders: My Experience with e-Jan and the Heart of Japan 国境を越えて：e-Jan と日本の心に触れた私の経験
東京都公式動画サイト「東京動画」で当社の働き方が紹介されました
同僚のキャラを知る「３分間スピーチ」
採用サイトは「ショーウィンドウ」（後編）
5億円の借金から国内トップシェアへ──e-Janネットワークスの逆転劇 （代表取締役インタビュー）
採用サイトは「ショーウィンドウ」（前編）
社員全員でつなぐリレーエッセイ、はじめました
テレワーク時代の健康経営：当社の新制度「Aボディ手当」
高知県に移住して良かったこと －テレワークを活用した地方移住について－
社内コミュニケーションを深める！10年ぶり開催「ボウリング大会」に込めた思い
First Time in Japan
Where are you going to stay? What about the food? How can we contact you? How are you going to manage all the finances? and more and more questions were fired at me by my parents while I was preparing to leave for work in Japan. Although I had faith in my abilities to accustom myself to unfavourable situations, somewhere in the back of my mind I knew these questions were legit.
Starting your career in a foreign land is always exciting, but it also yields various doubts and questions in one's mind. And if it's your first time stepping foot on foreign land, the number of questions multiplies significantly. Filled with questions and just enough faith, I left for Japan.
As expected, there were many hurdles waiting for my arrival. No journey is easy but having someone to have your back is always welcoming. That, someone, was, and always will be e-Jan for me. From finding and funding my first apartment, and setting up my bank account, to making my own stamp and lending me a pocket Wi-Fi, e-Jan has always stood by me. If I had to list the help I received from e-Jan, I could write a whole essay. They made sure that my initial months in Japan were comfortable and less burdensome.
After living in Japan for almost a year, I still find some situations to be baffling. Situations such as translating letters, filling out forms, applying for credit cards etc. are always hard to deal with and my colleagues are whom I always turn to.
The one thing which makes e-Jan stand out is, even after almost 1 year of living in Japan, they often inquire of me about any issues or inconveniences I am facing in my professional or private life. To have people who would listen genuinely and offer some advice on your problems is more than what most people have.
I believe a company is made by its people, not by its status or sales. Surrounded by such wonderful people is what makes me believe "これいいじゃん！".
Written by Ab (Moved to Tokyo in 2018)
As expected, there were many hurdles waiting for my arrival. No journey is easy but having someone to have your back is always welcoming. That, someone, was, and always will be e-Jan for me. From finding and funding my first apartment, and setting up my bank account, to making my own stamp and lending me a pocket Wi-Fi, e-Jan has always stood by me. If I had to list the help I received from e-Jan, I could write a whole essay. They made sure that my initial months in Japan were comfortable and less burdensome.
After living in Japan for almost a year, I still find some situations to be baffling. Situations such as translating letters, filling out forms, applying for credit cards etc. are always hard to deal with and my colleagues are whom I always turn to.
The one thing which makes e-Jan stand out is, even after almost 1 year of living in Japan, they often inquire of me about any issues or inconveniences I am facing in my professional or private life. To have people who would listen genuinely and offer some advice on your problems is more than what most people have.
I believe a company is made by its people, not by its status or sales. Surrounded by such wonderful people is what makes me believe "これいいじゃん！".
Written by Ab (Moved to Tokyo in 2018)