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as someone who has the JLPT N1 and is currently learning programming, this video gave me motivation to change to data science 🤣

Great info! It would be nice if you continue to create videos about IT in Japan.

I mean, it's good if you have no career and you want to start. For myself as an IT Professional this salary is a joke. And the bad thing is that I earn as normal employee as much as a senior manager in such a data cente. At least I assume it. I checked several job offers for my profession (Test Automation Engineer) and they offer around 7.000.000 bis 9.000.000 Yen/year and I earn twice as much. I'm not even a senior though. I would only move to Japan as a business owner.

Thanks for this video. I have some questions regarding these jobs. Is there a reason why they're specifically aiming for foreigners? And are there opportunies for career growth? I've been teaching English for a long time and to be honest, there is no career growth as teacher in Japan.

I'm not able to hear you clearly from the music 😅

Great video, thanks!

Wow those are really low wages and the cost of living in Japan is so high. WTH?

It's my dream to live in Japan and working in a data center is my dream job and i have ton of experience and certifications. Thank you for this video now i have my goal ( working in a data center in Japan) I thought it's just a dream

If you havent posted already, it would be very interesting to see you develop this series based on the stuff you covered! I'd be so down to keep watching videos that would help prep us to move to Japan in this field. Like videos covering different starting points (no experience, some experience, covering the logisitics of moving out to japan, etc...)

music too loud

Soooo, a senior data centre technician in Japan makes 40% less money than me, an Aussie high school dropout (in Australia) doing what can only be described as account management admin work for a tiny little IT managed services provider... Holy fuckamoly, Japan is a povvo country with regard to wages...

the background music is a bit too dramatic 😅

This is so interesting to me.. I worked in Japanese startups for 10+ years now and I never once thought about "data centers" as a possibility for employment. I also started my programming journey in Japan with no experience.

Loved the vid, what are these apartments called i really like that layout.

In order to get a work Visa in Japan as a foreigner, you must have a bachelors degree in a relevant field or 10 years of documented work experience. IT degrees are... eh. Certificates are usually more respected and sought after just due to the fact that technology changes in IT before you would even get done with said bachelors you are training for. Anyway, I would love to go to Japan but their immigration policies are too ridiculous and they don't recognize worldwide standard certs are qualifiers such as CompTIA and Cisco. Then they complain about not being able to find enough workers. Complete clown shoes.

lower a little bit the volume of the music in the background is too high , for the rest interesting video :]

Hi thanks for this video! I'm an American living in Japan on spousal visa and I have been on the job search in Japan coming out of a 2 year eikawa teaching stint and recently moved to Fukuoka. I've been doing a Data Analytics Course through Google, right now a little over halfway completed, and have been searching for a job (applying to roughly 4-5 positions a week) for the past 3 months or so. Revamping my resume and trying to persevere but it's been discouraging. I don't want to teach anymore and I'm trying to get into tech.

In my city Jammu, India is most beautiful houses best then Japan.

Except that AWS and Google will flood in 1,000,000 Indians.

That pay is absolutely abysmal.

Man. I love baked beans too. In the southern US its very common, especially for all major holidays including Thanksgiving and 4th of July. While we don't put them on bread, we do wipe up the beans with whatever bread we're eating with. Dinner rolls, regular bread, garlic bread or..if its chili and beans, pumpernickel bread.

Hey, I'm doing a semester abroad in Japan at the end of this year and I've been thinking about gaining some experience in the IT sector on the side because I'm studying business informatics. Unfortunately, I'm at a relatively remote university in Otaru, but maybe there are data centers there as well? I would be very grateful for any tips in this direction, and great video by the way.

Cool! What size is that in sqr m or sqr ft?

Can you do a video on what positions do you recommend for individuals with 5-10 years of experience in other fields of IT with no Japanese knowledge? Great video, very informative

This is very useful information. I will share it with people I know!

Hello thank you for sharing this information with us. I have been an IT guy over 30 years. I would like to find a job remotely or inside in Japan. Could you give me some hints about to find a job there?

Grate video! Do you know if these positions require a degree? I heard in Japan they are strict about having a degree.

I work as a data center tech for an American company that starts with Letter E and I can tell u it’s terrible, they make u work 12 hour days and night shifts alternating, and u don’t even know ur shift until the month before, it will seriously destroy ur health and social life, maybe it’s just this company, I don’t know how it is for other places.

Great video 👍🏻

I have experience in IT but no Certifications, do I still have any chance?

Can you tell me the procedure to become a data center [the syllabus and coding language], And bit explain about your road map that helped you ? please

What is the salary for IT jobs as a freshers in Japan. In range.

hello sir i have been working in tokyo for 5 years as a network engineer for a japanese company. i have been working for the same company since graduating from college(shinsotsu) , and my salary is roughly 5million yen a year including bonuses and overtime. i would like to work at a cushy global company which will also allow me to work at home like you. i am a bit tired from the typical japanese style company can you please recommend me a way to find a new job.

Footage makes my heart sing… I used to make so many videos in the mid-to-late 90s so it looks exactly like the videos of my youth.

You’d be right at home at a Japanese sports day event holding one of those… modern versions haven’t changed too much in form factor.

Man, what the hell this music so loud all along the video.

The background music is way too loud. ;-;

What would be the scope for someone with 3+ years experience in Hewlett Packard Enterprise as a Server Engineer(Proliant,Apollo and Bladesystem) and in VMware as a Host and V.M SME (vSPhere/ESXi)?

Ohhhh weeeeeh

Does anyone know what helpdesk experience can do for you in Japan? I have A+ and Security+ certifications at the moment and working on my CCNA.

Thank you ✨

great idea!

I just got laid off from my IT job in the American seafood industry! Now traveling Asia for 3 months.. I’d want to work IT for Japan but I don’t speak their language. Great video 👍

Hi whats the song at 1:20

Hey bro how can I connect with you on LinkedIn?

Would be really nice to find a quiet line operator job on a night shift to work. I've wanted to live in japan since i was a child. The great benefit of working at night in Japan is that your boss cant force you out drinking into the early morning as easily, because your morning is actually the afternoon. Things are weird with the culture there right now though, a lot of disrespect from tourists finally causing enough problems that something is being done, so now may not be the best time for white people to start invading and colonizing yet another country that isn't theirs. Maybe I'll wait it out another couple of years to see what happens on the global stage first..