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エンジニア採用の現状

The State of Engineer Hiring in Tokyo

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toukyou no ITgyoukai de wa, enjinia busoku ga shinkokuka shite iru. keikensha no saiyou kyousou wa hageshiku naru ippou de, kakusha wa taiguu no kaizen o motomerarete iru.

In the IT industry of Tokyo, the engineer shortage is becoming serious. Competition to hire experienced engineers keeps intensifying, and companies are required to improve their conditions.

kyuujin jouhou o bunseki suru to, paison no keiken o motomeru kigyou ga medatsu. jaba no kyuujin wa izen yori hette iru. shikashi, gengo no keiken sonomono yori, sekkeiryoku ya mondai kaiketsu nouryoku o juushi suru keikou mo tsuyomatte iru.

Analyzing job postings, companies seeking Python experience stand out. Postings for Java have fallen compared with before. However, the tendency to value design skills and problem-solving ability over language experience itself is also growing.

gaikokujin enjinia no saiyou mo kakudai shitsutsu aru. tadashi, saiyou no ninzuu wa ookiku kawatte inai. nihongo nouryoku o towazu saiyou suru kigyou ga fueta to wa ie, shanai no komyunikeeshon o enkatsu ni suru tame, nyuushago no nihongo gakushuu shien o teikyou suru kigyou ga ooi.

The hiring of foreign engineers is also expanding. That said, the number of people hired has not changed much. Although more companies hire regardless of Japanese ability, many provide Japanese learning support after joining to keep internal communication smooth.

tenshoku o kangaeru nara, gijutsuryoku ni kuwaete, bijinesu reberu no nihongo o mi ni tsukeru koto ga, sentakushi o ookiku hirogeru ni chigainai.

If you are considering changing jobs, acquiring business-level Japanese in addition to technical skills will undoubtedly broaden your options.

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toukyou no ITgyoukai de shinkoku ni natte iru no wa nan desu ka.

What is becoming serious in the IT industry of Tokyo?

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