SHIFT is looking for people who can play an active role in global projects in our quality assurance business, especially in the distribution field.
We have put together an article to let you know what it is like to work at SHIFT and examples of career advancement.
The Value that SHIFT’s Logistics & Distributions Service Unit provides
With consumer lifestyles rapidly changing, the distribution industry has placed even greater emphasis on the fundamentals of commerce, such as sales methods and promotional efforts.
“Even so, the essence of selling and delivering goods remains unchanged,” Assistant Manager Kondo observed.
In light of the current trends, we would like to explore the value that SHIFT’s Logistics & Distributions Service Unit provides to this dynamic industry sector.
Career journey as PMO
Seeking opportunities to develop his career as a PM, he discovered SHIFT and found the environment was an ideal match for his professional goals.
In this interview, the shares his career journey, what he learned along the way, and how SHIFT helped him achieve this ambitious goal.
Career journey as Quality Assurance PM
Boishya worked for over ten years as a development engineer, QA manager, and PM at the Indian office of a Japanese company.
After that, she joined SHIFT and fulfilled her dream of working in Japan.
In this interview, we learned more about Boishya’s roles at SHIFT. Topics included her interest in Japan and why she requested to work on projects in a new-to-her industry, along with an overview of her typical working day.
Event Report
We held an online information session with the theme “Build Your Global Career with SHIFT” to discuss that topic.
Guest speaker was a PMO at SHIFT who supports a leading Japanese retail company, the session began with an introduction to SHIFT and the career paths available here. Then, we talked with guest spearker, asking about his experience in global project management.
Event Report
This article recaps a webinar hosted by SHIFT called “How to Tailor Your Career Development to Changes in Life Stage.”
The speakers discussed changes in the environment surrounding female engineers and shared career stories from the perspective of “mama engineers.”