Nishimoto Trading Reviews
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Pros
Provides Visa for foreign students and pay is decent. The company will pay for visa fees as well. New graduates learn how to communicate, and learn to do business. Counting money, calculating, being punctual, and handling multiple tasks at the same time. You learn the restaurant business inside out, and many sales associate will try to start their own restaurant.
Cons
Work hours are long, and there is no upside for working and doing well here. Work hours are very long. Sales will work from 8:00 to 21:00 on average. Terrible communication with management, and other departments. You need to be Japanese to become top management. Non-Japanese can only go so far.
Advice to Senior Management
Employee motivation is 0. Management need to learn to motivate employees whether through recognition or bonuses.
Pros
The best reasons to work for Nishimoto Trading is that you can become multi-tasking and efficient, get used to working for long hours, and if you need an H1-B, get a full sponsorship for that. A great step up company if you are hard-working and thinking about working at another company with a good pay but you currently do not have the sufficient skills and knowledge to get qualified.
Cons
The pay seems so low to you if you work hard. The people do not have a decent command of the English language. So you must be able to speak Japanese.
Advice to Senior Management
Pay more to its hard-working employees. Buy a better infrastructure. Make products catalogs. Develop the websites, Do not stay within the very tiny Japanese society in the US. You can do better!!
