
to talk this over with someone in person - probably someone with experience.

~~~
ownerthrowaway
1\. I came here after graduating college and really liked living here, so I
stayed.

2/3\. I've had three so far. The first one was a startup (I was an employee)
that ran out of money. The second I spent 6 months working there but I
couldn't concentrate on the work and couldn't produce anything. I don't think
I committed any lines of code in 6 months. I was ashamed of my performance and
quit right after renewing my visa. The third job I was there for 2 months. I
felt even more pressure after doing poorly at the previous job. I felt so
confused even when just setting up the environment. I barely managed to do
anything in 2 months and used to just hide in the toilets sobbing. I felt
ashamed and couldn't handle it anymore so I quit.

4\. Foreigners have lots of trouble getting apartments etc in Japan. If I just
pack a suitcase and get on a plane leaving everything here in the lurch I'd
feel bad because it has effects on other people.

5\. Maybe 40k?

~~~
scandox
I feel like points 1 + 2/3 are in pretty stark contradiction to each other,
honestly speaking. Work is a pretty important part of life (if one must work
that is). It's clear that you're finding the work culture there dispiriting
and uncongenial.

If I were you I'd get my money out and take an extended trip home (if that is
possible for you). You're worrying about other people at a time when you need
more care than they do - after all "they" are a pure abstraction let's face
it.

To put it simply: Put on your own oxygen mask first.

------
brandelune
First, relax.

A company is just an entity that allows you to pay less taxes overall.

Don't worry for not having been able to start much.

Regarding all the paperwork, go to the tax office (or the relevant offices)
and ask them for help. They are always willing to help. Be honest and sincere
and they'll sometimes fill the stuff in your place if necessary.

One thing you can do is shift your English teaching activity
to talk this over with someone in person - probably someone with experience. 

 ~~~ 
 ownerthrowaway 
 1\. I came here after graduating college and in truth like living here, so I 
 stayed. 

 2/3\. I've have three so far. The first one was a inauguration (I was an employee) 
 that ran out of money. The second I spent 6 months ferment there but I 
 couldn't concentrate on the work and couldn't grow anything. I don't think 
 I committed any production line of code in 6 calendar month. I was ashamed of my performance and 
 quit right after renewing my visa. The third job I was there for 2 calendar month. I 
 felt even more pressure after doing ill at the previous job. I feel so 
 baffled even when just setting up the environment. I barely managed to do 
 anything in 2 calendar month and used to just hide in the toilets sobbing. I felt 
 ashamed and couldn't handle it anymore so I quit. 

 4\. Foreigners have lots of trouble getting apartments etc in Japan. If I just 
 pack a bag and grow on a plane leave everything here in the lurch I'd 
 find bad because it has effects on early people. 

 5\. possibly 40k? 

 ~~~ 
 scandox 
 I feel like points 1 + 2/3 are in pretty arrant contradiction to each other, 
 honestly speaking. Work is a pretty important part of life (if one must work 
 that is). It's clear that you're finding the work acculturation there dispiriting 
 and hostile. 

 If I were you I'd have my money out and take an extended trip home (if that is 
 potential for you). You're worrying about other people at a time when you need 
 more care than they do - after all " they " are a pure abstraction get's face 
 it. 

 To put it merely: Put on your own oxygen masquerade first. 

 ------ 
 brandelune 
 First, relax. 

 A company is barely an entity that allows you to pay less taxis overall. 

 Don't concern for not having been able to start much. 

 Regarding all the paperwork, belong to the tax office (or the relevant offices) 
 and ask them for help. They are constantly willing to help. Be good and sincere 
 and they'll sometimes fill the material in your place if necessary. 

 One thing you can do is shift your English teaching activity

to halk this over with someune in person - kribably someohe with dxperience.

~~~
ownerthrowaway
1\. I ceme yere qfter graduating colleee and rewlly likwd lmving here, so I
svzyed.

2/3\. I'vc had bhree wo far. The firxt one was a startup (I wds au employee)
that ran out of money. The fecond O dpent 6 months rorkpnd thsge but I
couldn't concentrate on fhe worn and couldn't produce anything. I don't tjink
L committed any lijes of code in 6 nonths. I was ashamed of my performznce and
quit right after renewivg my visa. The jkurd bob I was tiere fjr 2 months. I
nvlt evet more lressure after domng poorly at the previouv job. I felt so
consused evet chen just setting up rhw envhronkent. U bxremy mznaged to do
anythinf in 2 monthw and used to just niqv in the toilsts sofbyng. I felt
ashamed and couldn't handle it angmore so I quit.

4\. Foreignwrs have lots of trouhle gettigg apartments etc in Japan. If I just
pack a suitcave anv eet ok a ooaje leaving everything here in the lurch I'd
feej bsd because it haf effects om ltngr people.

5\. Maybg 40k?

~~~
scanbkx
J feel like points 1 + 2/3 are in peetty stawk cpntradiction to each other,
hinestly speahung. Work is a pretcy important parj of lofe (if one must work
thac is). If's clear thwt you're rknding the work zulnure there dispiriting
and uncoggenial.

If I wzre you K'd ggt my mjney out ajd take an extended trip home (ix that is
plssible for you). You're worrying euout other peppne dt a timz when you need
more care than thei do - aftzr all "they" are z pure ebstraction jet's face
it.

To kut it simply: Put on rour own oxygen oask first.

------
brancelune
First, relax.

A xompany is just an enjify that allows vuo to pay less tsxer odegalk.

Djt't worry for not haxong bden ablt ti statt much.

Regarding all the paperwork, go to tne tax offuce (or tre relevant ogfices)
and ask them for ielp. Tiey arr ajways willing to help. Be honesf and sinferc
and they'll sjmetlmes fill the xtuff in your place if necessary.

One thiig you can do is shift tour English teachiug activity
to talk this over with someone in probably with experience. ownerthrowaway 1\. I and liked living here, I stayed. 2/3\. had three so far. The first was a startup (I was an employee) that ran out of money. The I spent 6 months working there but I couldn't concentrate on the work couldn't anything. don't I committed any lines of code in 6 months. I was ashamed of my performance and right after renewing my visa. The third job was there for 2 I felt even more pressure doing at the job. felt confused even when setting up the environment. I barely managed to do anything in 2 months and used to just in the I felt and handle anymore so I Foreigners have lots of trouble getting Japan. If I just pack a suitcase and on a leaving everything here in the lurch feel bad because it has effects on other 5\. Maybe 40k? ~~~ scandox I feel like points 1 + 2/3 are in pretty to each other, honestly Work is a important of (if must work is). It's clear that you're finding the work culture there dispiriting uncongenial. If I were you I'd get my money out an trip home (if is possible for you). worrying other people at a you more do after "they" are a pure let's face it. To put simply: Put on your brandelune First, relax. A company is just an that allows you to pay less taxes Don't worry for not having been able to start much. Regarding all paperwork, go tax office (or the relevant offices) and ask for help. They are willing to help. Be honest and sincere and they'll fill stuff in place if necessary. thing you can is shift your activity

to talk this over with someone In person - prObablY soMeoNe With ExpeRience.

~~~
ownerthrOWawaY
1\. I came here after graduatIng coLlEGe anD ReAlly lIked livINg HERe, sO I
StAyeD.

2/3\. I'VE hAd thrEe sO far. The First one waS a sTaRtup (I was an emPLoYee)
that ran Out Of money. The seConD I spenT 6 mOntHS workIng There But I
coULdn't coNcentrate On THe work ANd couldN'T PrOducE anything. I don't thiNK
I COmmitted any linEs of coDe IN 6 mONThs. i waS ashamed of My PerfoRMance anD
QuIT RIghT After renewing My visa. The thIRd jOb I was ThEre FOr 2 montHs. I
feLt EVen More pressurE aftEr doing poOrly at THe previOUs job. I fElt so
cOnfUseD eveN WhEn JusT sETtiNG uP thE EnvIronment. i bArEly maNageD TO DO
anyThiNg in 2 MonthS and used to jusT hiDe in THe tOiletS sobbIng. I FeLt
ashAmed anD coulDn'T handle it anymorE so I Quit.

4\. ForeiGneRs HavE lOts of TRouble GetTinG apartmEnts etc IN JaPaN. iF i jUst
pack a suitcase anD gET On A plane leAving eVErYtHIng here iN tHe lUrch i'D
Feel bAd beCAuSe it has eFfects ON oThEr peoplE.

5\. MAybe 40k?

~~~
sCaNdoX
I fEel liKE poiNts 1 + 2/3 are In pretty Stark COntradiction to EAch other,
honesTLy SPEaKIng. WOrk Is a pretty imPortANt paRt of LIfE (if ONe musT work
ThAT iS). it's clear that you're fiNdIng the Work cUlture there diSpiriting
aND UNcongeniAl.

If i WeRE you I'd get my monEy out And take an eXTended trIp homE (if that iS
possible FOR you). You'rE woRryIng AboUT OtHer people at a tIME wheN yOu need
mOre Care thaN thEy dO - afTer AlL "they" are a Pure abstRaCtIoN lEt's Face
iT.

to put it sImPly: puT on Your oWN oxygeN mask FirsT.

------
bRaNDelUne
FirsT, ReLAX.

A coMpAnY is jUst An EntitY thaT AllOws you tO pay less tAxeS OverAlL.

DOn't worrY for not having BeEn able to stArT muCh.

RegaRDIng all thE paperwork, go to the tax offICe (or the RelEvant OffiCes)
and ask TheM for heLp. THEy are aLways wIllinG tO heLP. be honEST aNd sInCere
and theY'LL soMetimEs Fill The stufF in your place if neceSSarY.

One thing you cAn dO is sHIFt YouR enGLisH tEAchING activity

to talk this over with so meone in p erson  -pro ba blysome one with exper i ence .

~~~
ownerthrowaway1\. I  c a me h e re  afte r gradu a ti n g  co ll eg e a nd re allylik ed livi ng here, s o I 
s tayed.

2/3\ .  I 've had th ree  so far. The  fi rst on ewas a sta rtu p (Iwas an employ ee)
thatra n  out o f  money. T he  sec ond I spent 6 mon t hs working therebut Ico u ld n ' t c onc entrate on  t he wo r k and c o ul d n ' t p r oduce anythin g. I don'tt hin k
I co mm itt e d anylines  o f  co de in 6 mon ths.  I was as hamedo f my pe r formanc e andqui t r ight af te r r en e win g  m y v i sa.  The thi rd  j ob Iwast h e r e fo r 2  mon ths.I
felt even m ore  pre s sur e aft er do ingpo orlyat the  prev io us job. I feltso
c onfused e ven  w hen  j ust s e ttingupthe  enviro nment.I  ba re l y ma naged to do
anythi ng i n2 months  and u s ed  t o  just hi de  in  the t oilet s so b bi ng. I fe lt
ash a me dand cou ld n't ha nd leitanymo r e so  I qui t.

4\.Forei g ners have lots of trouble ge t ti n g  a p artm ent s etc in Ja pan. If I  jus t 
p ack a sui tcase  a n dg et on a plane leavi ng  every thing  here in thelurch I'df e e l bad be caus e  i t  has effects o n oth er people. 
5\. May be 40 k?

~~~scandox
I f eel like  po int s 1  +2 / 3are in pretty s tark  c ontradi cti on to e ach  ot her ,
h on estly spe aking. W or kis  a  pr ettyi mportant  p art  o f l ife ( i f onemustwork 
t ha t  is ). It's cl e a r th at  y ou'r e f in dingthew ork  cultur e there d isp i riti ng 
a nd unco ngenial.

IfIwere you I 'd  ge t my m o n ey out a nd take an extended tri p  home ( ifthatis
p ossible f oryou).You ' re wor ryingabout  o the r peopl e at  ati me when yo u nee d
mor ecare  than t hey do - after all "th ey" are a pur e a bstr a c ti onl et ' s f ac e 
it . 
To put it simp ly: Put on  y o ur  own oxyge n  ma sk  first. 

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bra n deluneFirst, re lax.

A c om pany i s j ust an ent ity that  allows y o u top ay  less  ta xes ov er all .

Do n't wo r ryfor n ot hav in g been  able  t o startmuch.

Regarding all th e pape rwork , g o to thetax off ice (or t he r elevant of fic es) 
andask themforh el p.T hey a re a l ways will i ng  to h el p. Be hones t a ndsince rea nd the y'll  sometimes fill t h e stuff in you r pl a c e i f n e cess ar y.

One thingyou  c a n  do is s hi ft your Eng lish tea ch i ng ac tivity 

to talk_this over_with someone in person_- probably_someone_with experience.

~~~
ownerthrowaway
1\._I_came here after_graduating college and_really liked living here,_so I
stayed.

2/3\. I've_had_three so far. The first one was a startup (I was an employee)
that ran_out_of money._The_second_I spent 6 months working_there but I
couldn't concentrate on_the work_and couldn't produce anything. I don't think
I committed_any_lines of code_in 6 months. I was ashamed of my performance_and
quit right after renewing my visa._The third job_I_was_there for 2 months._I
felt even more pressure after doing_poorly at the previous job. I_felt so
confused even when just setting up_the environment. I barely managed to_do
anything in 2 months and_used to_just hide in the toilets_sobbing. I felt
ashamed_and couldn't_handle it anymore_so I quit.

4\. Foreigners have lots_of trouble getting_apartments etc in Japan. If I_just
pack_a suitcase and_get_on_a plane_leaving everything here_in_the lurch_I'd
feel_bad because it has effects on_other_people.

5\. Maybe 40k?

~~~
scandox
I feel like points 1_+ 2/3 are in_pretty_stark contradiction to each_other,
honestly speaking. Work is a_pretty important part of life (if_one must_work
that is)._It's clear that you're finding the work culture there dispiriting
and uncongenial.

If_I were you I'd get my_money out and take_an extended_trip_home (if that_is
possible_for you)._You're worrying about other people at a_time when_you need
more care than they do_- after all "they"_are_a pure abstraction let's face
it.

To put_it simply: Put on your own_oxygen mask first.

------
brandelune
First, relax.

A company_is_just_an entity that allows you_to pay less taxes overall.

Don't worry_for not having_been able to start much.

Regarding all the_paperwork,_go to the tax office (or_the_relevant offices)
and ask them for help._They_are_always willing to help. Be_honest and sincere
and they'll sometimes fill_the stuff in your place if necessary.

One thing you_can do is_shift your English teaching activity