Comments by "Samurai Josh" (@samuraijosh1595) on "Life Where I'm From" channel.

@pedroferreira9234 not the right way to do it.
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@danielwhyatt3278 Hi, so you sound like me... learning about all the cons of living in Japan and still wanting to just experience it just once. A piece of advice I would give you is, just equip yourself with all the skills you'll need for now: A JLPT N2 or N3 at least and learn more about the work culture of the specific sector you want to work in Japan. Having some prior work experience will help a ton. This way, you can have some back-ups you can use... just in case you feel very disappointed with Japan and want to go back home or to some other country. I've already started trying to monetize by Japanese skills, doing freelance translations or teaching Japanese through my native language (Tamil) to other kids, or for just watching anime (😂😂) etc-- just to make sure I don't end up feeling like I've wasted my time learning Japanese if I'm disappointed with my living experience in Japan.
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@abematey9786 Bruh...you should've mentioned it was public sector..😂😂. Cuz the private sector in my country is probably very low-tier but everyone knows the public sector just rocks in my country lol.
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@subramanyakr6046 Your name sounds Indian...so I'm wondering is Japanese work culture even worse than the Indian counterpart? I thought all developing countries had wayy more worse work ethics than any developed country.
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@nikkosr888 Yo, dude, so I'm from a developing country like Indonesia just like you. And, I'm really surprised by what you're saying. Is Japanese work culture so bad that Indonesia, a developing country, is better than Japan in this aspect?
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@mojabaka Programming sector?
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@mojabaka Hehe, I knew it. Couple of my friends working there said IT companies do seem to provide a bit better working conditions...but there does seem to be crunching in making software for the gaming industry tho.
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