From our future colleagues

〜111:00 a.m.: Arrive at the office, check e-mail, administrative work
11～131:00 p.m.: Environmental maintenance, response to inquiries, meeting,YouTubeFilming/Break
13～17Time: Serving customers in stores, answering phone calls, responding to e-mails, and making purchases(In-store/Mail/Phone)Guitar Repair/Modification support
17～20Time: Product upload,SNSupdates

[Good things]
There were not many bad things.
I was able to be involved in the overall operation of the store, so as long as I raised my hand, I was able to have many different experiences. I learned a lot about business.

[Bad things]
Nothing in particular

~ 11:00: Arrive at the office and clean up. Check mail → Repair work as soon as packing/shipping work is done.
12-13:00: Lunch break
1:00 p.m.: Repair work (in the store or at the affiliated workshop)
20:00: Leave the office

[Good things]
No need to worry about relocation because the company is not a chain.
I can go out to play on weekdays (less crowded and easier)
Small company, so it's easy to get to know each other.
The company culture is based on flexible thinking, including the president, so you can demonstrate your abilities without being tied down by seniority.
I have a sense of security from the time I join the company because I know many people from my vocational school days (personally).

[Bad things]
I can see a lot of different instruments and I want to buy them (everyone).
There are many restaurants and supermarkets nearby, so I tend to stay away from cooking by myself.
Rent is expensive to live in the neighborhood because it is in the center of the city.

111:00 a.m.: After arriving at work, clean the office and maintain the environment.
11am-1pm: Use the time before the opening of the restaurant for each meeting and,YouTubevideo project consultation/Filming.
1 to 8 p.m.: After the store opens, I mainly edit videos while taking care of support for the sales floor. Prepare videos and announcements to be released that day,SNSand announcements to be released that day, as well as sending out SNS messages.
All day: Work with external parties as a public relations officer occurs irregularly, so please look beyond the video-related schedule.1I adjust my schedule to be flexible, keeping an eye on the weekly or monthly schedule. If there is time between video editing, I check the inventory at each sales floor and interview staff to develop future strategies and video material.

[Good things]
The company respects my individuality and allows me to work with my strengths.
I was given a chance to do a big job as a musician or in the filming industry.
I tend to lose sight of the essence of what I do.”Business”The company's policy, including customer service, to remain faithful to musical instruments, music, and people in a world called "business".
We are always learning and curious about the many fascinating musical instruments.
The above items were supported by music.10I can be proud of my teenage self with confidence. Being able to be in that environment.
The company is an open workplace that listens to the opinions of each and every staff member.
The company offers a good benefits package, including paid holidays. The company also offers year-end and New Year's vacations, so I can spend time with my loved ones and stay healthy.
A homey workplace. Although it is a sentence often seen in recruiting information, there are many bosses and coworkers who are truly trustworthy, and I enjoy daily communication with them.

[Bad things]
I am too much addicted to the charm of musical instruments and buy too many.(However, I'm not full of it.)
There are a lot of young employees, so I lose all impatience with my age.(However, it is not too much.)
I have to work at a desk a lot, so my eyesight has deteriorated.

~11:00: Arrive at work, maintain work environment
11:00 a.m.: Polishing, string changes, repairs, etc.
8pm: Clean up

[Good things]
I enjoy playing a variety of guitars in my work.
I get to work late, so I can stay up late.
Paid vacations and New Year's vacations are well paid, so I can take a proper rest.

[Bad things]
I'm attracted to a lot of things, and as a result, I can't save money.
The area around Shin-Okubo station is not very safe.

〜11:00: Arrive at work, change clothes, clean, etc.
11:00 - 12:00: Check PC, reply to e-mails, and do office work, mainly packing.
12:00: Lunch break
1-5 p.m.: Focus on office work/customer service, repair work if there is time.
5pm: Snack time
5 to 8 p.m.: Focus on customer service/repair work, interspersed with office work
8 p.m.: Cash register closing, clean up, and leave the office

[Good things]
Being a music store in Tokyo/the largest used music store in Japan, I can touch much more musical instruments than working in a new music store. The knowledge and experience are all things you can't get anywhere else, so it's a great environment for people who love musical instruments.
Also, because the size of the company is not too large like a major music store, the range of products we can handle is wide, and we are allowed to work freely depending on our suggestions, which is fun.

[Bad things]
Although it is not because of this company but because of the musical instrument store/customer service business, the rhythm of my life tends to be slow. Also, it is often difficult to schedule weekends off with other people.