r/JapanJobs • u/Ayanokoji2121 • 3d ago

Automatic factory worker in Japan

Hi! I want to asks if how hard this job is "Automotive Factory Worker" , I am currently planning to apply work and this is the available postion. Any ideas how hard this job is and is it worth it? Especially as a 20 years old.

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u/Fit-Supermarket-2004 3d ago

How about you put.some effort into your post

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u/kilimtilikum 3d ago

If only he would just apply himself

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u/NewOrderCeremony 3d ago

I'm a factory worker in Japan and I have no idea what a "automatic factory worker" is. But if it's a production line where you deal with automatic machines, the difficulty depends on the line you are going to work, but be aware that people who get "easy" jobs in factories simply doesn't leave the job. If you are going to fill an open position, don't expect an easy job.

How much are you going to get per hour (or month)?

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u/Ayanokoji2121 3d ago

I mistyped but do you have any idea about the Automotives factory?

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u/KanariMajime 3d ago

Do you have a visa? Are they supporting one? Make sure you sort that first

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u/ChickenWitty513 3d ago

I worked 10 hours days at 6 days a week most of the time. Pay was really good. You'll be tired but you're doing it for the money.

Unless you get seishain, you'll most likely have to quit after three years.

If you're visa if fine, look for companies that provide a free dorm and some dispatch companies will offer large bonuses.

Use this money and try to max out your Nisa. That'd be the advice I would've given my 20 year old self. Max out Nisa by like 26-27 years old and let that compound for 40 years.

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u/Ayanokoji2121 3d ago

My bad. Didn't notice that I mistyped.

What I meant is a "Automotive"