" Your CV looks impressive as it seems you've acquired a wide range of valuable working experiences in the past however one generally thinks that this is not generally well seen in Japan. Sorry" . 

That is precisely the sort of leitmotiv your typical candidate will most likely hear whenever he or she will start looking for {what seems  to be pretty legitimate elsewhere} "another job". Well, luckily for those candidates i.e. for US, things have gradually started to change and we can only hope this trend will keep going.

In this new Disrupting Japan episode, Tim Romero interviews Koishiro Yoshida, founder of CrowdWorks,  who took CrowdWorks from idea to IPO in less than three years, and today both CrowdWorks and crowd-sourcing in general are seen as essential to Japan’s future economy. 

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