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Just over half of respondents moved to Japan with a job already lined up, be it they were hired from abroad by a Japan based organization or sent to Japan with their existing employer.
Respondents who were sent by their employer to Japan had a median salary that was 70% above the overall median.
Those sent to Japan were also far more likely to be working for the subsidiary of an international company: 45% of such respondents said they did, compared to 19% of respondents overall.
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The majority of respondents were in their thirties, and 81.9% were under fourty.
Women respondents tended to be younger than men, with 44.3% of them being under 30, compared to 28.7% of men.
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The median respondent had 5 years of professional software development experience, down from 7 years from 2022’s survey.
Male respondents had a median of 8 years professional experience, while women had a median of 2 years.
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17.9% of respondents reported they had no professional qualifications related to computer science.
Coding bootcamp grads had the lowest median professional experience at only 1.9 years.
Women respondents were much more likely to have attended a coding bootcamp then men. While 11.6% male of respondents had graduated from a coding bootcamp, 32.4% of female respondents did.