(7 reviews)

Company Profile

Company overview

Website

Daiso Japan

Industry

Home & Garden Retail

Specialities

Trades & Services, Warehousing, Logistics

Company size

11-50

Primary location

Mont Kiara, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Aspiring to be a global retailer originating in JapanUnder the corporate motto, "To change the lives of people all over the world at a single price and enrich it", We aim to become a global retailer originating from Japan. In March 2019, we renewed our global common corporate identity and brand message in order to enhance our brand value globally as “DAISO”. We will continue to stick to "Danzen" in all "Three Arrows" and "Danzen! Daiso" slogans that will exceed the imagination of the customer-impressive price, moving quality-will continue to be provided.

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4.17 ratings in total

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What’s it like working at Daiso Japan?

AI summary of recent reviews

Employees at Daiso Japan value the friendly working environment and supportive colleagues, with the potential for good teamwork when there is a kind leader. Some reviewers appreciated company benefits like travel perks and monthly lunches.

However, there were a few potential challenges mentioned, such as needing more staff to handle the workload, the need for Japanese language skills to avoid communication barriers, and a slow work pace at times. Dealing with customers was noted as manageable with good communication.

Recent reviews

4.0

Cashier

Aug 2021

SelangorLess than 1 year in the role, former employee

MORE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT PRODUCT BY JAPANESE

The good thingsIF UR LEADER IS GOOD AND KIND U HAVE BE MORE CHANE TO BE A GREAT TEAMWORK..

The challengesWE NEED MORE STAFF TO HANDLE OUR WORK

5.0

Store manager

Feb 2020

Looking for working experience and challenge especially in sales and management skill, preferably in international and local business exposure.

The good thingsGiven almost more than 24 years of experience in retail, customer service environment, administration and managerial related fields, I believe I have enough skills to be applied for the success of the company. I have learned how to work productively as part of a team, how a business works, assisted management, handling general administrative work, dealing with business people and I've established contacts with leading companies and government and used to working under pressure and meeting strict deadlines.

The challenges- In charge of overall store operation - Train and supervise employee - Assist customers in all aspects of store service. - Manage yearly inventory for Grocery and monthly for Fresh inventories. -To audits daily to ensure cash was managed efficiently at cashier dept. - Thought of strategies to minimize store lost. - To manage training for staff to develop staff level. -Monitoring on food safety, quality issue and customers complaint.

3.0

Administrative Executive

Feb 2019

1 to 2 years in the role, current employee

Comfortable environment with less challenges

The good things- Friendly working environment with colleagues - Annual traveling perks (if entitled) - Monthly company lunch/dinner - Company do not encourage OT

The challenges- Japanese speaking is HIGHLY recommended. Otherwise, there would be some communication barriers - Job pace rather slow - Small company with flat/linear company hierarchy

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