To Vietnam for Interviews with Technical Intern Trainees | Day 8
Hello, everyone. It’s Enta. Day 8! I’m back in Japan, lol. The upper part of this old man’s house is where he lives. This is probably the view from his perspective. It’s so peaceful. It’s really important to have scenery that hasn’t changed over the years. I used to love this when I was a kid…
The Instructor's Perspective | The Slope Specialist's Approach to Instruction
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Are your Vietnamese technical interns doing well? I was surprised the other day by the finish of some spray-painted work. Take a look at this. What do you think? This was sprayed by one of our Vietnamese technical interns. …
Beyond the Frenzy | The Evolution of the Slope Specialist
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’ve been thinking a lot lately—don’t we Japanese tend to look down on foreigners? Or to put it another way, we think Japanese people are amazing, don’t we? lol There are so many people who think the quality of Japanese work is the best in the world…
A Company with Fun Welcome Parties | The Culture at Homemaya
Hi everyone, this is Enta. The other day, we held a welcome party for three people from Vietnam and one from Japan. We started at a Chinese restaurant in Iwakura and ended up at a snack bar—I was totally wiped out by the end, lol. The guys from Vietnam had about two beers each and seemed to be having a good time? (Though I couldn’t understand what they were saying, lol)…
Technical Interns Begin Work | Hosting and Training
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. The technical interns are starting their work in earnest today. I’m using my Poketalk to make sure they understand what I want them to do. They’re a bit nervous, but they’re taking the initiative on their own. For now, I’m focusing on teaching them to work safely above all else. When I give the signal…
On the Crime of Facilitating Illegal Employment | Points to Note When Hiring Foreign Workers
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I heard that a Vietnamese employee at a company I know has gone missing... Apparently, this happens quite often, just as the news reports suggest. The problem is that it doesn’t seem to be because the company is exploitative or anything like that. It’s more about why they came here in the first place...