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I don't know...I didn't specifically search for remote jobs. This was just the one I found. Are you trying to get a job in Japan or just anywhere?

@WebDevJapan ok bro best one web development and ui ux any one tell bro.?

No problem, hope it helps!

Yes, I see a lot of PHP roles. I don't know much about it but it seems to be associated with legacy systems and there are A LOT of outdated systems in Japan. I mean, did you see the news where a local government office just made the switch away from floppy disks recently? I even see COBOL jobs. The main project we are working on where I work is migrating an old system built in COBOL over into Next.js and TypeScript.

@@WebDevJapan how about Japanese language?

@@LEMPERBRO It depends on the company. A lot of jobs in Japan will require some Japanese language. The ones that don't are typically looking for senior level or at least people who can work independently.

Thanks! I'm not sure when it comes to anything not JavaScript related. That's all I focused on. Maybe try asking in my Discord? Or other Discords.

​@@WebDevJapanI will definitely do it !

Thanks for stopping by my channel! If you type "IT jobs in Japan for foreigners" into Google there are many websites that appear. Most of them are good. I've seen people get job offers from basically every website on the first page of results. I just noticed one I didn't look at before, called Git Tap. That will be the next one I try out (not looking for myself but just trying to find the best ways for other people to get a tech job over here).

I do, yes. I've been in Japan for 8+ years. But It's possible to get a job here even without Japanese language ability, if you have the tech skills.

@WebDevJapan Thank you for the info bro. I am here in Japan right now, but I am having a problem in applying for a position for a semiconductor industry. By the way, thanks again ❤️ I'll subscribe you since I will also start studying python and add it to my skills ❤️

I think that's just what being a dev is lol

That is awesome! I can get one book a month. Take advantage of all your stipends/allowances, etc.

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@@WebDevJapan Exstension?

Thank you for the kind words and valuable information from a senior dev. I definitely have slack off days where I just use Chat GPT but I won't increase my skills like that so I try to do it the right way as much as possible.

Yes, pretty much! I had done most of the implementation for the language toggle the day before so I was working out the bugs during the day when I made this video.

I use AI a lot. It just depends on my mood and if the task is urgent or not. But I like to do it the old fashioned way as much as possible.

@@WebDevJapan noted! i'll keep practicing and i hope i can find my roles. i just can't find out yet where i want to be, is it android, web or something like that

When will it be?

Yes, you can. It's possible for anyone if you work hard and SMART

@@WebDevJapan C++ OOP Data Structure Algorithm Desgin Pattrens -------------- Am Currntly learning OOP :D what you think i got frustrated when i see job requierments ask for like 4 Programming language like React + Nodjs + Go and some weird stuff i have no clue about it i feel like i need 10 more years Damn

​@@selmanhisoka1457 I went from zero knowledge of programming to full-time job in 2 years. Some people do it faster. Some take longer. My main language was JavaScript. So, learning React and Node js wasn't hard. React is just a library for JavaScript and Node js is just an environment to use JavaScript on the back end. Just focus on one programming language + whatever framework and other tech are popular for it. For JavaScript it was React, Node js, then TypeScript and Next.js. If you build full stack apps using Node js then it would be reasonable for a potential employer to assume you'd be able to pick up other backend languages quickly.

@@WebDevJapan thanks alot mate, i really appriciate you advice ♥hope we meet someday :D

Yes, and the cost of living is also 1/3 to 1/4. I'm an hour drive from Osaka and pay $280 a month for rent and it's in a safe area with no crime.

Yeah, if some of them start having huge amounts of traffic you might have to upgrade. But even then it would be like $9 of month?

There was coding going on inbetween, I swear

@@WebDevJapan hehe all the best to you :)

We put it on hold because it was just an in-house project without a guarantee that a client would pay for it. We got too busy with our main projects. We are just a small company - less than 20 people.

I did. But if you want a work visa in Japan you will need a university degree or some professional certification.

@WebDevJapan ok thank you brother 🥰

@@ArjunRoy-nv2zy no problem are you coming to Japan?

@@WebDevJapan yeah may BCA complete and I'm caming in Japan Are you help me this time brother 🥰

@@ArjunRoy-nv2zy yes

Nice. Where are you at in the journey?

There are some universities that are in English, yeah. Do you understand Japanese language? The university degree is a good credential to have for getting a job in Japan but not 100% necessary. If you speak Japanese, are in Japan, and have good programming skills you can get a job. If you don't speak Japanese I would go to a language school first and then some kind of 1-2 year IT technical school.

Hey! Thanks and thanks for letting me know about the newsletter. I'll figure out what the problem is.

I did JavaScript, Node.js, and React during my studies. Almost every project at my job is TypeScript, React, Next.js, and AWS. They do some Python in the backend sometimes. I see a lot of jobs like that in Japan.

thank you Dr. Fish

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@ The mentorship, lol. Idk why I misspelled it horribly.

@@dc6953 there are two programs. 1. to get a job in Japan 2. to become a freelance developer in the e-commerce niche Which one are you interested in?

for React, I've seen some in person meet up groups but not specifically for React native. Simon Grim is who I got the tutorial from to build this Poke app.

The place where I'm working now is great. It's flex time, fully remote, east to take days off whenever you need to, etc. But I had to work at some companies that were not so great on the way here to my current lifestyle.

Yes! I love Shopify, not only working on the platform but also helping people launch their e-commerce brands or improve their already existing brands. Sometimes it's hard but most of the time it's enjoyable and sometimes exciting when getting close to launch or seeing results.

That depends on your tech stack, years of work experience, CS degree or not, and Japanese language skills. Can you tell me all that?

@@WebDevJapan Yes, I will share my linkedin and resume to you tommorow

Hello. Yes, you can get a job. If you're looking for a job in Japan you will need one or two professional qualifications to get a visa.

@WebDevJapan Thanks a lot

Thanks. I like your vapor statue profile pic

sure! thanks for stopping by the channel

Which one? Hostinger or Github? If you share your repo with me I can take a look.

Engineer is one of the job categories, so I think so. If you are a software engineer it might fall under that category. I need to ask around to foreigners who are software engineers to know for sure. A lot of us have spouse visas though.

GitHub pages is for static pages only, no BE

lol maybe some do I've seen people talk about how they work 5-10 hours a week for $100,000 year salary.

For me, as someone with no CS degree and no work experience, entry level was 3.2 million yen a year. That's the absolute lowest anyone should get as a SWE. 5 - 6 million is more realistic for someone with experience. Good companies will pay 9 million + for senior level.

@@WebDevJapan I am confused between working in Japan, the United States and the United Kingdom. What do you think the best chooses?

@@i10_iO There are a lot of factors that will go into that choice. I pay 15% of my take home pay in rent. I think it's more like 50-60% in the USA and UK. But I have a very low entry level salary. If I was getting a good dev salary in Japan my rent would be less than 10% of my pay - as low as 7% if you're single in a small apartment. But Japanese yen doesn't convert well into USD right now. So, if you have financial obligations outside of Japan it could be difficult. Or if you want to invest in things that are handled in USD. Then there is the crime - well, not in Japan. There is almost nothing to worry about here. You won't get robbed. Your car won't be stolen. Women can walk around at night without fear. It's a very peaceful country.

@WebDevJapan Well, I love Japan and I want to work there, but I'm afraid I'll be blind for hours and exhausted and karoshi. Does working in Japan really have long hours? Do you work more than 40 hours a week? I'm also single, living alone.

@@i10_iO I did have one job like that before. I feel like it's a rite of passage to long term life in Japan. Most people have to experience a "black company" at least once before moving on to a better lifestyle in Japan.