Joining the Japanese Workforce

Tomorrow will be my first day at my new place of work. There, hopefully, real work na gyud. After lapas sad sa 2 months, nakapasar na gyud intawn ug interview. Kapoy sad baya aning sige ta ug interview unya hinapon ai. so maski unsa pa na, i welcome the changes.

now we were told, na since mo-enter nami sa workforce here in japan, we should always think that we entered as a japanese worker, not a foreign worker. this translates to following every single japanese custom in the workplace. waaah..... kadaghan baya ana and matud pa sa akoa friend na Hapon "full of crazy things" daw ang japan maski sa workplace. heheh.. anyway, part of this process kay kabaw mo unsa? mag-palit ug bag-o na lunchbox... wahhahah... kana jung japanese kaayo ang dating. miingon amo adviser na bossing na better daw na ingon ana kay kaning mga Japanese mahilig sad sa chismis... dapat daw na wala sila masulti about us kay mo-reflect daw pud sa ilaha among mga bossing... wahh.. it's the same in every office, naa gyuy politics involved. unya, i think ang pinaka-grabe gyud yata is kanang mag-istorya in japanese ra gyud. wala maski english, or bisan pa kung mag-istorya mi ni raneil, dapat daw gyud nihongo lang... waah... dekiru ka na!!!

ingon pa nila, na we are here in japan, we should adapt to their culture daw. kay kung sila daw pud kung moadto ug laing lugar, mo-adapt sa culture ana nga country... sige na, sige na... sakto man sad...

And so here i am, staring at my 1200 yen (about 500 pesos) small lunchbox... wondering kung unsa man ang material ani ngano mahal kaayo... heheh... (joke ra uy, di sad ko ngana ka bored uy na hunahunaon pa na... heheh)

ciao ciao!