JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
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- Assistant Language Teacher - TOKYO - late-March start
- Interac, Tokyo
- Salary: ¥230,000 ~ ¥255,000 / Month
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- Assistant Language Teacher - Kanagawa Prefecture - late-March start
- Interac, Kanagawa
- Salary: ¥230,000 ~ ¥255,000 / Month
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- Part Time Assistant Language Teacher - Kanagawa Prefecture - late-March start
- Interac, Kanagawa
- Salary: ¥9,000 / Day per 4 class shift
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redsac
Slightly better tasting coffee and pictures of a boy band on the side of their planes. JAL's marketing team has single handedly risen the company from the ashes. Look out ANA!
Posted in: JAL to introduce new in-flight beverage service JAL CAFÉ LINES
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redsac
I tend to view a massive earthquake as the best early warning system for tsunami's, not ionosphere anomalies detected AFTER the tsunami has been unleashed.
Posted in: March 11 quake even rattled upper atmosphere
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redsac
If they can elect a publicly known criminal, then they deserve her
Posted in: Ex-DPJ lawmaker Kobayashi banned from running for office for 5 years
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redsac
The sole purpose of the like button is to share the fact you like it with your friends. Why would you even click "Like" otherwise? How is this news?
Posted in: Facebook to let advertisers republish user posts
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redsac
Can't disagree with this. Half my email seems to be Facebook messages as it is.
Posted in: E-mail secondary as Facebook revamps messaging
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redsac
Hooters sucks
Posted in: Hooters to open first Japan restaurant in Tokyo on Oct 25
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redsac
5-8 weeks paid vacation 22 days of paid leave in lieu of overtime incurred by working over 35 hours a week Retirement at 62?
Sign me up!
Posted in: French strikes disrupt life, shut Eiffel Tower
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redsac
I remember a time when I was checking in at the airport and my luggage was 2kg over. The attendant was being a super b*tch and wouldnt let me take anything out or pay extra to check it...until I saw her fat leg resting on the scale. oh wait...that was in Canada. Or this time at a restaurant where my food took hours and the waitress was no where to be seen but still demanded a tip...oh wait, that was everywhere I've been in the western world Or the time I didnt look like I was gonna give a tip, the bar maid literally threw my change back at me. I took back the tip I already placed on the bar and left. but, wait that was in Montreal.
How about basing an article about customer service while using examples of Japanese restaurants. McDonalds/Starbucks may be in Japan but they are using the playbook from the U.S. Either way...bad experiences can be found anywhere in the world. What I love, is the lack of tipping. Not because I'm cheap, but because if yell "Sumimasen" in any restaurant in Japan and you get the entire staff scrambling over to your table. With a "TIP" based system all you get are selfish service staff who only attend to "thier" tables (even though they share the pot). Your waiter(ess) is busy or in the crapper and your sh*t outta luck until they come back.
Posted in: In Japan, the customer is not king
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redsac
Why is it when ever some1 like Foggia tries to correct some one elses speling, they two make a mistake? "new" -> "knew"
Posted in: The Japanese media and its Orwellian nature
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redsac
Too bad they're not actually available anytime close to Halloween
Posted in: Halloween donuts and coffee