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I.T Jobs in Tokyo

HAYS - VMWare specialist

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Cain Lee, Team Manager of HAYS is currently looking for a VMWare specialist for a client in Kobe, this is a contract position and pay is negotiable.

Candidates must have the following characteristics and experience before contacting the recruiter.

Characteristics

- Japanese National and speaks Native Japanese and conversational english.

Work experience

- Experience in successful completion of Virtualisation projects for corporations.

- 3 ~ 5 years of virtualisation experience.

- VMWare certified would be good to have but not a must.

Please contact

Cain Lee -  Team Manager of HAYS on 03-3560-1493 and please send your CV to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Last Updated on Saturday, 19 May 2012 14:10
 

HAYS - Migration Support

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Cain Lee, Team Manager of HAYS is currently looking for a Migration Helpdesk Support staff for a client in Tokyo, this is a contract position and pay is negotiable.

Candidates must have the following characteristics and experience before contacting the recruiter.

Characteristics

- Japanese National/Foreigners and speaks Fluent Japanese and english.

Work experience

- Experience migration support of data and accounts from Lotus to Exchange.

- Experience migration support of XP to Windows 7.

- 3 ~ 5 years of migration experience with the above experience.

Please contact

Cain Lee -  Team Manager of HAYS on 03-3560-1493 and please send your CV to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

Jobs don’t wait for people, people don’t wait for jobs

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As you have heard, the job market in 2012 is picking up, that is what every recruiter is saying out there. Unemployment rate in the U.S is dropping, which is good news in recent reports. So yes, the market is picking up, and it is hot right now. Companies are aggressively hiring and that is fantastic news for candidates that are looking for the next new job opportunity.

When the market is picking up, it is good news for the candidates indeed, but it can also be good news for the employers as well. Why? When the market is picking up, it means more candidates is looking for new opportunities, they are more willing to change jobs. It can also mean more applicants applying to a single job. Hence not only does the candidate can choose between offers, the employers also have the chance to select from a pool of quality candidates. Prioritize candidates that they want to hire for a single job.

There is a saying, the "last minute decision only benefits the person that makes it", for a candidate holding multiple offers this is a good situation to be in. But in this case what the candidate is doing is putting job offers on hold. These days the employers are smarter too. There is another saying "jobs don't wait for people, people don't wait for jobs". When this happens, a candidate who put his hopes too high will end up losing all offers as time kills all deal. An employer will choose the second best candidate because he/she has shown more motivation and more confident in accepting the offer.

Hence, if you are a candidate looking for a job in the current market, and you are offered a job that meets your expectation, do accept it or you might lose the good offers and start looking for a job all over again.

 

HAYS - Storage Experts

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Cain Lee, Team Manager of HAYS is currently looking for a storage experts for a client in Tokyo, this is a contract position and pay is negotiable.

Candidates must have the following characteristics and experience before contacting the recruiter.

Characteristics

- Japanese National and speaks conversational english.

Work experience

- Experience working with data storage for example (EMC, SAN, NAS).

- 3 ~ 5 years of storage experience.

Please contact

Cain Lee -  Team Manager of HAYS on 03-3560-1493 and please send your CV to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

Job - Field Engineer (Contract)

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Here is a great opportunities for those who are currently seeking IT jobs in Tokyo, and especially for a young graduate looking to venture into a job in IT or someone who is looking at getting back into IT.

HAYS Japan has a job post for a Field Engineer position that will accept junior candidate with little experience but has a strong desire and motivation in wanting to learn about IT from the physical layer. This person will be working in a data center in Tokyo.

Having spoken to the consultant at HAYS, the basic qualification is that the candidate can be any nationality but MUST be able to speak, read, and write Business Japanese (N2 and above), he/she must be willing to do night shift, and comfortably work as a contractor on a hourly wage. This is a very suitable position for young people in their 20s or early 30s. Candidates with a family must be able to cope and balance the night shifts with their family life.

For more information or to apply simply click on the following link:

https://www.hays.co.jp/en/position/show.do?id=1019024

NOTE: If the link no longer exists then this means the position have been filled and is no longer available.

Last Updated on Sunday, 19 February 2012 15:11
 
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Please contact:
Cain Lee - IT Professional Services Team Manager of HAYS Japan (www.hays.co.jp)
T: +81.(0)3-3560-1493
E: cain.lee@hays.co.jp