There are two kinds, one is that PJ is a programmer and the other is an assistant of Japanese major. It depends on what kind of software you have made in the universe. Depends on which department you're in, cobol. Net, java, php and c++. As for the department, it will be divided when it enters. Although personal ambitions are respected, the number of people is difficult to adjust. There are always many people assigned to other departments. There is also an assistant who does some daily services, such as sending and receiving emails, which is relatively easy, but the development prospect is not great. Most women majoring in Japanese hold this position.

If you are a programmer, you should be trained (Japanese and technology) as soon as you enter the company. Although the salary is not high, you are doing nothing but studying, which is quite cool, just like others paying you back when you go to college. Generally speaking, if you are tired of training COBOL, everything else is fine. This is a probation period. As for the assistant, it seems that he has been working since then. Because their Japanese level doesn't need training at all, and they don't need programming knowledge.