Everyone who works there is nice. The work environment is nice, as there are no cubicles and communication between co-workers is easy.
There are employees who don't try to speak English even though they consider themselves "international". There are very structural and somewhat useless meetings every morning, and the group structures feel a bit broken. They expect you to work there for the rest of your life.
There is an online programming test on Codibility and a video-recorded interview (questions sent out in an email). Will be contacted for the 1st interview if the test is passed. 1st interview: Skype interview (as I'm not living in Japan): technical
First, you apply for the desired position. After that, you are sent an online coding test that can be done at home. Later, you are scheduled for your first interview. There are several interviewing rounds.
1st round: programming test and interview online (video recording) 2nd round: interview with Global Marketing Officer Why did you choose to work in Japan? Why did you choose Rakuten? Have you joined any projects before? Are you familiar with web kno
There is an online programming test on Codibility and a video-recorded interview (questions sent out in an email). Will be contacted for the 1st interview if the test is passed. 1st interview: Skype interview (as I'm not living in Japan): technical
First, you apply for the desired position. After that, you are sent an online coding test that can be done at home. Later, you are scheduled for your first interview. There are several interviewing rounds.
1st round: programming test and interview online (video recording) 2nd round: interview with Global Marketing Officer Why did you choose to work in Japan? Why did you choose Rakuten? Have you joined any projects before? Are you familiar with web kno