Communication Skills × Classification Details: Other Managerial Occupations
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Park Manager (Local Public Entity)
A profession in local governments that maintains, operates, and plans parks to provide a safe and comfortable park environment.
Public Employment Security Office Director
Oversees Public Employment Security Offices (Hello Work), comprehensively managing employment promotion, unemployment measures, and job placement services as an administrative public servant.
Construction Office Director (National)
As the director of an office for national public works, oversees duties such as the formulation of construction plans, budget management, safety and health management, contract and bidding procedures, etc.
Construction Office Director (Local Government Entity)
Serves as the head of a public works office in a local government entity, overseeing and managing the planning, contracting, budgeting, construction, and coordination of construction projects.
Factory Owner (Owner with Employees)
Employs employees to manage a manufacturing plant, overseeing a wide range of tasks such as production planning, quality control, cost management, and human resource management.
Community Center Director
Manages and operates community centers, providing spaces for culture, education, and exchange for local residents.
Retail Store Manager (Sole Proprietorship: Primarily Engaged in Managerial Work)
A job that manages overall store operations, including sales management, inventory management, staff recruitment and training, and customer service, in a self-employed retail store.
Minister of State
A national leader who forms the Cabinet and oversees policy planning and administrative execution across ministries.
Golf driving range owner
This occupation involves the operation and management of golf driving ranges, overseeing facility maintenance, customer service, staff management, sales management, marketing, and more.
Member of the House of Councillors
Members of the House of Councillors are public officials elected to the House of Councillors, which constitutes the National Diet of Japan, and engage in legislation, budget deliberation, administrative oversight, etc. Their term is 6 years, with half being re-elected every 3 years.