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Rebecca Callahan is a narrative designer and editor living in Japan. In 2015 she founded Callahan Creatives, a writing agency specializing in storytelling for brands and IPs. She enjoys making cool things with cool people, and drinking way too much coffee.
グローバル採用を進める日本企業が直面する2つの大きな課題と解決策について
日本のテック企業が外国籍エンジニアを採用する理由と多国籍チームがこうした企業にもたらしたメリットについて
A recent update to the Child Care and Family Care Leave Act expands the benefits available for employees with small children. But are there downsides?
Japanese businesses discuss the two main problems they have encountered hiring internationally, and their solutions.
Japanese tech companies share their reasons for hiring international talent, and what they’ve gained from their multinational teams.
Five developers share the good, the bad, and the ugly of being a game developer in Japan, and their top tips for entering the industry.
An overview of the recent increase in return-to-office orders in Japan, and the various courses of action remote workers can take.
How Japan's labor shortage equals career opportunities for certain international developers.
What is it like to work as an engineer in a multinational team at a Japanese company? Givery offers a case study.
What is the best way to address a Japanese person in English? There isn't a clear answer, but this article discusses the nuances of the different approaches.
To get the real scoop on living in Kansai, TokyoDev asked three developers working in Osaka, Kyoto, and Shiga Prefecture to share their experiences and advice.
The Japanese-style "casual meeting" is a terrific way to find out whether you're suited for a particular company and whether that company is a good fit for you.
Thinking about moving to Japan with your pet? Read this article now, as you might need to prepare almost a year in advance.
How developers can bring their spouse and children to Japan.
An overview of Japanese vs. international schools, and what you can expect from the public school system.
Insights into starting and growing your career as an English speaking developer in Japan, and new job opportunities as they are posted.