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2024.06.17Corporate ManagementChoosing Between Small and Large Company : How to Decide?
1.Organizational Structure This is a crucial component that significantly impacts work operations. The organizational structure defines working relationships and divides responsibilities. The structures of small and large companies differ, influencing their work processes. Small companies : The organizational structure is usually a Flat Organization. This flat structure has fewer hierarchical levels, offering more flexibility. With a smaller number of employees,...
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2024.06.13RecruitmentPositions that Require Recruitment Agency Services
1.Executive or Key Company Positions Companies may hire recruitment agencies to find high-level executives with diverse experience and knowledge in relevant fields. They may also prefer not to announce these positions publicly or the positions may be confidential, thus using recruitment agencies. 2.Job positions with multiple vacancies Clients choose to use recruitment agencies to hire employees for the same position...
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2024.06.10Corporate ManagementExchanging Business Cards : Basic Business Manner
– If you are younger or in a lower position, you should present your business card first. Introduce yourself with your company name, department, and full name (typically, Japanese companies mention the company name first, followed by the person’s name). – Stand while presenting the business card. Do not present it while seated or across a table. – Offer the...
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2024.06.06RecruitmentSalary of Japanese Speaking Employees in Japanese Companies
Many companies are in need of individuals with Japanese language proficiency equivalent to N2 level and above, especially outside Bangkok. However, there aren’t many job applicants, making recruitment challenging. This situation has been exacerbated by the COVID-19 crisis, resulting in fewer young people with study abroad experiences due to travel restrictions. It’s anticipated that the number of new graduates with...
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2024.06.03Corporate ManagementBowing in Japanese Manner (お辞儀)
Eshaku (会釈) – Greeting Bow : A slight bow of about 15 degrees. – Greeting colleagues or superiors when entering or leaving the company. – When passing by superiors or executives at work. – General greetings or informal thanks, such as to acquaintances. – In job interviews, used to request permission to enter or exit the interview room.
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2024.05.27RecruitmentWhy job postings aren’t effective the candidates? : What can do about it?
A good job posting is one that provides complete and clear information that applicants can easily understand. This includes basic information about the company and how to apply, but more importantly, it includes job-related information such as responsibilities, qualifications, work hours, salary, and benefits. If the qualifications specified in the posting are too narrow, it limits the pool of suitable...
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2024.05.21Corporate ManagementThe benefits of leading companies that attract new generation employees
Google offers incredibly unique benefits that are unlike any other, such as employee shuttle services from residential areas with workplace amenities and meeting facilities, free meals thrice a day, as well as company doctors, hair stylists, nap rooms, and high-tech workstations/ desks. SCG Flexible Benefits allow employees to allocate welfare budgets according to their own needs. For instance, Gen Z...
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2024.05.16RecruitmentStatistical information Salary survey of Japanese companies in Thailand.
The average salary rate of Thai employees remains relatively unchanged compared to the previous year. However, there is an observable increase of 6,000 Baht in the minimum salary rate for Thai employees who are newly graduated and possess Japanese language skills. This indicates an increased demand for employees proficient in the Japanese language, following the end of the COVID-19 pandemic...
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2024.05.13Welfare&BenefitsHospitality Business : Raising Wages to 400 Baht, Setting the Standard in 10 Tourist Provinces
Source: Ministry of Labour Personnel Consultant , Japanese recruitment agency company in Bangkok. Recruitment services has been in the business of recruiting Thai and Japanese talent for 30 years. Companies looking for talent & staffing , please contact us through this form Click Tel.02-2608454 Email : jobs@personnelconsultant.co.th
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2024.05.08Welfare&BenefitsHow many days of sick leave , vacation and time off can employees take according to Labour law?
– Employees are entitled to sick leave according to the actual illness, and they will receive wages equal to their regular wages for the period of leave but not exceeding 30 working days per year. – Starting from the 31st day onwards, employees will not be entitled to receive wages. Maternity leave is not considered sick leave. If it exceeds...
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2024.05.03Corporate ManagementThe Leader’s role in motivating the team
Leaders must demonstrate and exhibit the behaviors they expect from their team members. When leaders display positive behaviors such as hard work, innovative thinking, effective communication, professionalism, and leadership qualities, they serve as role models and greatly inspire their team members.
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2024.05.01Corporate Management[HoRenSo] Japanese Communication Skills
Reporting involves providing updates on progress, situations, or results of assigned tasks to superiors or relevant parties. Reports should emphasize accuracy, promptness, and completeness. Japanese employees prefer regular updates on work progress, whether through meetings or emails, ensuring comprehensive communication by informing all relevant parties. What to report: – Periodic progress reports – Result-oriented reporting – Reporting problems ...
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2024.04.29Recruitment5 Ways to Find Excellent Talent
According to research, Thai people spend up to 2.5 hours per day on social media. The largest user group is aged 25-34, which is the working age group. With over 49.10 million users (38.3% of the population) Facebook is the platform that Thais use the most, followed by Line and TikTok. Therefore, it’s one of the platforms where HR...
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2024.04.26Corporate ManagementEmployer Branding: Future trend in attracting new job seekers
Employer Branding, or the creation of an employer brand, is the process of establishing and delivering an organization’s value proposition to both employees and external audiences. This involves communicating the organization’s values, culture, and the benefits employees can expect when working for the organization. An organization with a strong employer brand stands out, has a desirable image as an employer,...
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2024.04.18Corporate ManagementMaintaining New Generation Employees within the Organization