I would love a job in Nagano!What type of job are you looking for? Anything! I would love to teach English, or even Bahasa (Indonesian). I am at a native levek for both. Also interested in ski jobs. In any field I will do my best for those that I work for. I just want to experience Japan, it's culture, language and everything! What nationality are you? I am Australian What languages do you speak (and at what level)? English - Native level Indonesian - Native level (and Javanese dialect) Japanese - Beginner, but I want o keep studying! What country or area are you looking to work in and why? Japan, Nagano. My girlfriend is working for a company in Kiso-machi, so ideally I would love to be near her as her Japanese is really good (She is teaching me at the moment). But I am willing to consider anywhere else. What countries have you worked in? Only in Australia, but I grew up in Indonesia so I understand what it is like to go to a foreign country. What countries do you have a visa to work in? I am eligible to get a working holiday visa in Japan, or a working visa if I can get a sponsor. What field do you currently work in? Currently, retail. I do a lot of heavy lifting and customer service. What fields have you worked in before? Hospitality. I have experience working as a bus-boy in a hotel, Devonport, Tasmania. What qualifications do you hold? Bachelor of Environmental Design, obtained at the University of Tasmania (graduated in 2010). Which do you consider more valuable? Formal education or skills and why? I value both equally. Sometimes common sense is far more valuable than an education you have received. However, an education is necessary, because it builds various skills such as time-management, and communication skills. It is definitely a combination of both which makes a worker valuable to his/her workplace. Describe the benefits of working with others You are able to make lasting friends, which in turn allows you to work better together. If there is a problem, you can always ask your work mates for a hand. Describe the benefits of working alone Sometimes working solitary can help you to focus on a subject more easily, and you know for sure that you are 'pulling your own weight'. What was your worst working experience? I haven't had a bad working experience; I have loved all the jobs I have had. There are sometimes bad days when customers can be rude, but when you're down, you can always pull yourself back up again. Every job has its good points. What is the most important lesson you have learnt throughout your career? To listen to others, and take direction. What unique skills do you have? Music; I can play guitar. Music is something that unites everyone. What would you consider as your 'dream job'? Any job where I can help others learn, or help to have an enjoyable life/holiday. What are the most interesting aspects of your field? The customer service; it's great meeting a variety of people. What are the least interesting aspects of your field? Stacking shelves; it can get rather monotonous after 9 hours. I would like a job where there is a little bit more variety of tasks. How can potential employers contact you? Through email or mobile: plug_in20@hotmail.com 0439631546 | 
