Supporting everything to become a "recruitment powerhouse" company that wins in the recruitment and job market.
To manufacturing business owners and managers struggling with recruitment and hiring: Please leave all your job postings and hiring needs to us.
The recruitment strategy is the core management strategy within your company's growth strategy. That is why we do not provide partial recruitment support. While improving job advertisements, creating recruitment websites, and utilizing recruitment agencies can temporarily attract applicants, these measures alone do not fundamentally solve recruitment issues. In fact, the nursing care companies we supported faced a tough situation with very few applicants and continued early resignations. So, what did we do? First, we organized who the "strategic talent" is from a management perspective and articulated the values and commitment. We distilled this into a message that only reaches the desired candidates. As a result, applications gathered at the necessary regions and times, and interviews transformed from a persuasion stage to a confirmation stage. Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, we achieved record-high profits and reached zero resignations among our 200 employees in 2024. This is not a coincidence. It is the result of designing a system that attracts only the truly necessary talent. We do not provide partial recruitment support. Starting from the strategic talent for your company, we design a single strategy that encompasses everything from the concept to media operations. Recruitment is not just about gathering people; it is a management decision that executes the company's growth strategy itself.
basic information
**Service Content and Features/Strengths** 1. **Identification of Ideal Talent** What kind of individuals truly become assets to your company? What types of people do you intentionally choose not to hire? We clarify this ideal talent profile from a management perspective. 2. **Design of Recruitment Concept** The most desirable and long-lasting talent does not choose a company based solely on salary or benefits. We establish the underlying values and principles that define "What does this company prioritize?" and "What is the meaning of working here?" 3. **Construction of Recruitment Website** Today's job seekers do not decide to apply based solely on job listings. We communicate the concerns and information that job seekers want to know through the recruitment website. 4. **Production of Recruitment Videos (Employee Interviews, etc.)** The "atmosphere" of your company is difficult to convey through text. We communicate this atmosphere most accurately and without misunderstanding through video. 5. **Optimization of Job Listings** Job listings are a crucial touchpoint that serves as both the entry point and the final hurdle in the recruitment process. We improve and optimize them to ensure a consistent message that aligns with the recruitment concept. 6. **Job Advertising Media** Based on the assumption of when and where ideal talent is looking at job listings, we place job postings in the most effective locations.
Price information
■Price: 3 million yen (excluding tax) *This is a six-month implementation plan. ■Plan Details: - Initial Measures: Development of overall recruitment marketing strategy - Construction of recruitment website / Production of recruitment video content (such as company and employee interviews) - Maintenance and operation of job posting platforms like Indeed - Development of dedicated recruitment channels (such as YouTube) - Analysis and improvement + regular meetings for status checks, gathering various materials, and implementing PDCA ■Support after six months: Ongoing support for recruitment/business strategy including strategy, produced content, job postings, and job media (from 150,000 yen per month)
Price range
P5
Delivery Time
P4
In addition, we offer various options for the introduction and support of initiatives related to enhancing corporate value and communication, such as the introduction and operational support of social media like Instagram (starting from 150,000 yen per month). We will propose the most effective solutions based on your company's situation.
Model number/Brand name
Human resource recruitment/appointment DX strategy linked to management strategy.
Applications/Examples of results
■Case 1: Kaga Construction Co., Ltd. [Construction Industry] <Challenges> - Labor shortage: Difficulties in hiring young talent, making it hard to attract applicants - High costs: Recruitment costs skyrocketed, resulting in 700,000 yen per hire - Lack of recognition: Struggled to attract applicants compared to other major companies <Results> - Recruitment cost reduced from 700,000 yen to 10,000 yen (98.6% reduction) - 5 applicants within less than a month, hiring 3 - Ideal candidates applied, significantly reducing personnel costs - Substantial reduction in recruitment advertising expenses, effectively utilizing management resources ■Case 2: Sun Medical Co., Ltd. [Welfare and Nursing Industry] <Challenges> - Difficulty attracting applicants, leading to soaring recruitment costs - Spent over 1 million yen on agency fees - Even when applicants came, they were not the ideal candidates <Results> - Recruitment cost for sales positions reduced from 600,000 yen to 60,000 yen (90% reduction) - Recruitment cost for nursing positions reduced from 1,200,000 yen to 150,000 yen (88% reduction) - Improved quality of applicants, with an increase in job seekers eager to work here - Reduced recruitment costs by 3 million yen, alleviating management burdens There are many other successful cases, including instances where recruitment costs were halved and a case where a recruitment cost of 50,000 yen was achieved for an unpopular job type in a sewage treatment company. These success stories are published in the catalog.
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Increase in the number of applicants Instead of comparing conditions such as salary and benefits, it provides job seekers with the motivation of "I applied because of this company."
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■Reduction of Mismatches By communicating values, principles, and company culture upfront, the number of unsuitable applicants decreases from the start, significantly increasing the matching rate.
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■Decrease in turnover rate As applications from ideal candidates increase, the retention rate rises, significantly reducing the invisible burden associated with training, handovers, and management.
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■Reduction of recruitment costs Even if you spend hundreds of thousands to millions on hiring, employees leave shortly after... Such wasteful hiring activities will decrease.
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■Improvement of Corporate Image What does the company value, and where is it headed? The thoughts of the management reach job seekers as words, increasing the number of candidates who want to say, "I want to work here!"
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■Company Growth By being able to welcome the necessary personnel at the right time, a state is created where management can use its energy for the next investment and the next challenge.
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Communicate with Generation Z!!" → "I'll sue for harassment.
Being in the hiring field, I often think... Isn't it much better to hire experienced individuals in their 40s and 50s rather than the self-centered Generation Z? Why? One reason is harassment. There was an incident with a client. The company was a SaaS firm with about 50 employees and was growing rapidly. To continue this growth, they decided to establish a new marketing department. The client requested support for in-house marketing development. However, at that time, I heard an unbelievable statement from an employee assigned to this department: "I don't want to do it." I understand that there are differences in values due to generational gaps. However, they said "no" to a company directive. In fact, something similar happened in our company as well. For example, just the other day, a young employee asked me about what kind of career development they could achieve in marketing throughout their life. Considering independence and job changes, I seriously thought about what the best approach would be for them. ...For more, please see the "Related Links" below. *Facebook login is required.
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I've been doing this for 10 years and earn 350,000, while new graduates earn 320,000. I can't keep doing this, so I'm quitting.
Such people are rapidly increasing now. The reason is to win the recruitment competition. If you are in the field of job recruitment, you can deeply understand that hiring is genuinely becoming stricter year by year. Especially for small and medium-sized blue-collar workers. Recruiting for this demographic is really tough. Naturally, as the number of people continues to decrease, a competition for talent acquisition arises. As a result, the countermeasure that companies have implemented is to raise the salaries of new graduates. And what happened is what was mentioned at the beginning. The salary gap between a veteran who has worked for 10 years and a new graduate has disappeared. From the veteran's perspective, this can make one want to say, "Huh? Are you kidding me?" In fact, I can relate a lot because I have experienced the same thing. Before I took this job, I worked in the restaurant industry. I worked for a local dining chain with an annual sales of about 3 billion yen, so there were nearly 70 employees. However, the restaurant industry has always been unpopular, and there has been a constant shortage of managers. Therefore, the company raised the base salary for university graduates significantly to hire managers and to hire as many university graduates as possible. ...For more, please see the "Related Links" below. *Login to Facebook is required.
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Huh? Real wages are up for the first time in 13 months?
Honestly, I don't feel it at all. From the perspective of a business owner and also from the viewpoint of supporting recruitment, this number feels quite off. It’s likely that the response rate from large companies is inevitably high. In the first place, large companies have an abundance of internal reserves. Therefore, for them, this level of wage increase is still not a big deal. However, small and medium-sized enterprises are different. The president of a company doing subcontracting in the automotive sector said, "The pressure from large companies and primary contractors to lower prices is so intense that wage increases are impossible." As for the president of a care-related company, he said, "There will be some increases due to revisions, but even if wages go up by 10,000 yen when they are already low, it doesn't change the fact that they remain low. Moreover, the speed at which social insurance, taxes, and prices are rising is faster, so it will be offset immediately." Many restaurants are also struggling to pay the minimum wage due to skyrocketing raw material costs. ...For more details, please see the "Related Links" below. *Login to Facebook is required.
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I will decline the job offer because my wife is opposed to it.
Recently, there was a true story at our company. We receive about 100 applications every month, so we are fortunate enough to be able to select and hire people. There are quite a few candidates from major companies and those with high academic backgrounds, so honestly, we have a lot of options. Among them, there was someone we really wanted to hire. Before officially hiring them, we had them work on one of our projects on a trial basis as a contractor to see if it would be a good fit for both sides, and we were able to say, "We would love to have you as a full-time employee." This person had a typical programmer career and was very talented. Their work was meticulous and fast, and above all, they seemed to have a genuinely good personality. They spoke softly and seriously, and their presence naturally improved the atmosphere. Therefore, we definitely wanted to hire them. So, we offered them a job. However! In the end, they declined the offer. Why? The reason was that they couldn't get their wife's understanding on the matter. This person currently lives in Osaka, and to become our employee, they would need to move to Tokyo. They were willing to do so. ...For more details, please see the "Related Links" below. *Login to Facebook is required.
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Why did I fail the interview?
When I saw this message, I thought, "Oh, I'm glad we didn't hire this person." Recently, I received a message from someone I turned down after a casual interview. It seems that her claim was… she wanted to say something like, "I meet all your company's requirements, so I don't understand why I wasn't hired." To be honest… to be completely honest… I thought, "What a hassle." The reason is that we are not hiring because we have an insurmountable shortage of people; rather, we are constantly posting job openings because we want to hire as many talented individuals as possible. So naturally, we only hire those who we feel, out of 100 to 200 candidates, are the ones we want to come on board. The essence of this issue arises from the difference in values between the CEO and employees or job seekers. For example, regarding salary. The CEO tells employees, "If you want a raise, you need to deliver results," while employees say, "I can't keep going when I'm working so hard but my salary is low." The mindset towards work is also… ……For more, please see the "Related Links" below. *Facebook login is required.
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