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Company Name
The Asahi Shimbun Company
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Head Office Location
Tokyo Head Office: 5-3-2 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
In addition, there are the Osaka Head Office, the Western Head Office, the Nagoya Head Office, the Hokkaido Branch Office, and the Fukuoka Head Office. -
Year of Establishment
January 25, 1879
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Main business activities
Newspaper and digital media content business, exhibition and other event business, real estate business
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Number of Employees
3,827 people (as of April 2024)
STEP
About the selection process
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Document screening
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First interview
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Second interview
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Final interview
*Depending on the department, there may be separate aptitude tests or practical exams.
*The selection process may change depending on the situation.
ClothingAbout"Honestly."of
I asked a recruiter
Q1.What is the dress code and why?
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intern
Casual dress code
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Information Session
Casual dress code
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First and second interviews
Casual dress code
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Final interview
Casual dress code
Why?
Casual attire is acceptable so that you can participate in the event and selection process without any unnecessary stress.
Of course, suits aren't viewed negatively either.
Clothing is not a subject of evaluation, and we believe we have no right to impose dress standards on students that we do not expect from our employees.
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We asked successful applicants and new employees
*24th and 25th graduates
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Q1.Tell us about the clothes you actually wore.
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intern
suit
0%
casual
0%
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Information Session
suit
0%
casual
0%
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First and second interviews
suit
0%
casual
0%
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Final interview
casual
0%
suit
0%
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Q2.If I were to participate in the "Internship" again,
Do you wear the same clothes?
0%
0%
Why?
- Those who answered "Yes"
● I thought that my serious character would be easier to convey if I wore a suit (I wear a suit)
● Because other participants and employees were also wearing casual clothes (casual attire)
● I didn't get tired even after walking around in sneakers all day (casual wear)
- Those who answered "No"
● The internship was in a more casual atmosphere than I had expected, so I wanted to wear office casual clothes so I could show off my true self (I wore a suit).
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Q3.If you attend the information session again
Do you wear the same clothes?
0%
0%
Why?
- Those who answered "Yes"
● The other participants were also dressed casually, so I felt it was okay not to wear a suit (casual attire)
- Those who answered "No"
● At that time, I had just started job hunting, and even though the dress code was casual, I assumed that a suit would be better, but looking back, there was no need to do that (I wore a suit).
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Q4.If you were to take the selection process again,
Do you wear the same clothes?
0%
0%
Why?
- Those who answered "Yes"
● I want to focus on the selection process without having to think about what to wear (I wear a suit)
● I felt that whether I wore a suit or not would not affect the selection process, and I thought it would be easier to convey my personality in casual clothing (casual attire)
- Those who answered "No"
● Instead of worrying about what others think, I should have chosen clothes that would allow me to show off my strengths to the fullest (wearing a suit)
