Re:Tech companies say they can’t find good employees – compa...
by webmaven on Tuesday March 09, 2021 @12:34PM
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> Very low - possibly the lowest of any engineering job, since software is not considered engineering in Japan.
So what does the (private industry) career path for a CS graduate look like? Or do all the folks who want to study something computer-related end up as EEs?
Re:Tech companies say they can’t find good employees – compa...
by fomine3 on Tuesday March 09, 2021 @01:27AM
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It tend to especially on traditional companies, but YMMV. I believe very few traditional company allow BYOD.
Re:Tech companies say they can’t find good employees – compa...
by PurpleFoxy on Monday March 08, 2021 @10:41PM
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Sounds like it could be a contributing factor to the fact that outside of game dev, there doesn’t seem to be any Japanese made software.
Re:Tech companies say they can’t find good employees – compa...
by gumby on Tuesday March 09, 2021 @12:43AM
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What do you mean? There's an enormous amount, in cameras, robots, phones, automobiles and all sorts of electronics.
Re:Tech companies say they can’t find good employees – compa...
by PurpleFoxy on Tuesday March 09, 2021 @04:27AM
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Firmware and embedded software always feels like it was built in a software sweatshop and not really a priority.
Re:Tech companies say they can’t find good employees – compa...
by fomine3 on Tuesday March 09, 2021 @01:28AM
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True but software/firmware on such device is tend to considered to second citizen.
Re:Tech companies say they can’t find good employees – compa...
by selimthegrim on Thursday March 11, 2021 @01:43AM
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"...on such a device/on such devices tends to be considered a second-class citizen"
Also, most employees have to buy their own notebook computers, so you see Windows thickies from the 90s.
Source: worked in Tokyo doing field work for 2 months at a major corporation.