Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
How are you handling this year's unusually heavy workload?
Are you keeping up with your work?
One in Six Construction Site Supervisors Exceeds the Threshold for Death by Overwork
Could this situation be the result of labor shortages and an excess of orders?
To all general contractors' site supervisors! Are you all right?
You're pushing yourself too hard, aren't you?
Just quit your job!
There are plenty of others who can take your place.
Do you enjoy your job?
Is a job where you can't go home every day rewarding?
Are you happy that you can't see your family??
Did you ever wish you couldn't see your child's face or talk to your child?
Are you losing the things that matter most to you because of work?
Even if your salary goes down, it’s okay to work at a local company and do a decent job there.
There are quite a few people who just don't fit in at big companies. (I was one of them, lol.)
I believe the era of the major players has come to an end.
I believe we’re now entering an era where talented individuals who cut their teeth at major general contractors and then moved to local companies will thrive.
If you don't have the courage to quit on your own, using a resignation agency is also an option.
That's just the way things are these days.
If it's too hard, just go ahead and quit!
A moderate amount of challenge (stress) helps people grow.
Excessive spiciness will kill you.
A stress-free state is associated with an increased risk of illness and mortality. (University of Zurich)
We’re living in an era where people work for 100 years. It’s normal to change jobs once or twice, and it’s normal to have a side hustle.
The era of clinging to a single company for one’s entire career came to an end in the Heisei era.
From now on, if you think that a work style similar to that of a self-employed person is better suited to the times—even for salaried employees—then,
You don't have to work for a major company, do you?
If I write this much, I’m afraid my seniors and former bosses might get mad at me, but it’s the truth.
If you're between 40 and 50 years old, changing jobs is definitely still a viable option!
People in their 20s to 40s are constantly changing jobs. Please look for a company that suits your personal circumstances and temperament.
I'm sure you'll find a great company.
See you later.
Well, here's my recommendation in Aichi. "Shioda Development Co., Ltd.」
P.S. It looks like there will be one opening in the Anchor Team this December.
It's still okay to call right now, so please give us a call.
