When you go abroad to work in Japan, it is better to choose agriculture or factory

Of course, it is a factory, farming is hard and hard, there is no future, in the factory you may learn some skills and understand the operation of the factory. It is advisable not to go to agriculture.

From the point of view of making money, go to the factory; If you have a long-term vision, choose agricultural jobs, look at the domestic pork**, the quality of various milk, and the food problems involved. Japan's agriculture today is where we will go in the future, and if you learn well, you will have a bright future!!

It is still good for industry, agriculture has no development prospects, it varies from person to person, it is recommended to be a factory, there is a special person to train, whether you are working in a factory or being your own boss, there is a technology.

Personal advice, hope lz!

Migrant workers in Japan.

1. Enterprises Garment factories are the majority, if you don't have relevant technology, it is difficult to find a suitable job, and even if you find a salary, it will not be high.

2. Agriculture, mostly farms, raising cattle and chickens, etc., this is suitable for unskilled people to do, dirty and tired. However, there are not many job opportunities, and it is relatively difficult to find them compared to enterprises.

3。Chores. Picking up garbage, repairing sewers, carrying dead people, etc., all pay well, but you have to have local friends to take care of you to find a job.

4. Restaurants, the most work done by Chinese. Tired, relatively poorly treated, stable, easy to find.

It depends on what the machine is suitable for.

Japan's economy is mainly based on processing, and it is very dependent on foreign countries, with manufacturing as the core and the electronics industry is very developed! It is recommended to go to the factory class! The development prospect is better!

Factory, practice good technology, even if you come back in the future, you will have food, and now domestic senior technicians can still mix, just pay attention to labor insurance or something, don't let people pit.

If you go to farm, you won't be able to grow any fame, and it will be tragic when you come back.

Japan's technology, which has the technology to make factories, is much more advanced than ours... Master Yi long skills to control the !!

If you don't have the technology, you're going to be in agriculture.

Factory, farming is too promising, if you work for a long time, practice makes perfect, and as long as you are willing to work hard and specialize in it, then the factory will not be missing you, and I am afraid that no one will invite you.

It seems that there are many people who recommend going to the factory, but what about working for the little Japanese man, be careful yourself, don't let people hurt you.

It's better to be a factory! Because the Japanese factory technology is good! But it's still a little worse than my country's

Definitely choose the factory class.

The company is now urgently recruiting farm workers and mushroom workers in Japan.

If you are tired from the factory, you can go to learn agriculture, and when you come back, you can do it yourself

The factory is better, one-handed, simple, but it is best to learn some electric welding technology, which will make a lot of money

Factory: Because the Japanese are unfamiliar with the place, there are many factory people, and they don't know if they make a mistake in agriculture, and besides, factories make money quickly.

That's a lot!

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See? I saw these on the website of Window of Abroad, you can also go and see it! The information in it is quite comprehensive.

Then go to the China Labor Network to take a look, this recruitment ** overseas labor information is very comprehensive, and the companies that release overseas labor information are certified enterprises to release recruitment information, it feels very reliable, and the practicability is also very strong** to recommend it to you.

I'm right now in Japan and not bad doing machining.

It's best not to go to Japan!! The geology is too unstable,

As for the salary, it will vary slightly depending on the project. The intermediary fee is not expensive.

How about going abroad to work? If you want to go to Japan to work, the reason for the epidemic this year is better not to go abroad, and I think China is the best.

If people who travel to Japan know that Japan's agricultural products are very expensive, fruits are sold by one, and few people buy a few catties like in China, it can be seen that Japan's agricultural projects are very profitable, at least several times higher than those in China, then the farmers' income will be much higher, and they will not be bad when they go to Japan to do agricultural projects, and there will be a considerable income.

<> most of Japan's agriculture uses machines instead of manual labor to improve work efficiency.

If you go abroad to work, you won't be able to go out in the form of labor after you have been there. Therefore, it is recommended that if the academic qualifications meet the requirements, it is still necessary to take a work visa or study abroad.

There are two types of Japanese labor: Japanese training and Japanese work visas.

There are many types of jobs to be trained in Japan, but no matter what job you do, you only have a three-year contract, and you must return to your home country after the expiration of the period.

The requirements for work visas in Japan are relatively high, with requirements for education, language, and age, and they are generally sold as waiters and duty-free shops.

There are many promising industries in Japan, and the main thing to see is which one is right for you.

1. There are no academic requirements for the Japanese study visa.

The main jobs that I get a training visa in Japan are relatively simple jobs that do not require particularly high skills, such as production line workers and porters. As long as you are willing to endure hardships and work diligently, you can basically be competent for such a job, of course, if you have done similar work, it is naturally better, but even if you have not done it, you can get started quickly. Therefore, this part of the work education is not important, what is important is the attitude of doing the work, and Japanese employers look at the attitude rather than the academic qualifications.

2. There are many taboos for Japanese employers.

b. Some Japanese employers are very unacceptable to workers who are more than 180 cm tall or overweight;

c. Some projects do not allow workers with household registration in Fujian, Meihekou, Jilin and Heilongjiang, which may be some special stereotypes.

d. Some Japanese employers do not accept left-handed workers, so special attention should be paid to them.