How about Wuxi NTT? Will I use spoken Japanese in BPO business? I'm afraid I'll ignore the Japanese I've studied for four years.

NTT is the largest telecom operator in Japan. I don't know what kind of cooperative relationship Wuxi has.

If you outsource, it is estimated that there will be a professional translation team. What position are you applying for? General recruitment needs some simple Japanese.

The language requirements of software engineers and technicians are not high, so they can cope by sending and receiving documents for Japanese contact.

It is best to apply for an assistant manager (Japanese manager) or something. If you are not tired, you can find a car to drive. Japanese people are polite. If you do something wrong, you won't be scolded for unimportant things. Laugh ~

If you don't want to waste Japanese, you must contact Japanese as much as possible.