“I want to change the SES industry” - overwhelming freedom
efforts to obtain it.
Originally, I was in the business of temporary staffing, which had nothing to do with IT. I was impressed by the company's systems and wanted to join the information systems department, but that didn't happen, and when I started to feel unwell, I changed jobs to the systems industry, which I had wanted to do when I was 25. I gained experience as an engineer for about five years, but I started to feel the distortions in the industry, so I turned to freelance at the age of 30. I started Innovectory when I was 32 years old.
The system company I joined when I was 25 was a subcontractor to a general contractor, and the environment was a little different from what I expected. Therefore, even one person can do it! I wanna try! When I started to think that way, I quit my job and became a freelancer. Thankfully, the company was highly praised by customers, and when I was 32 years old, I was asked to incorporate it and started my own business.
Actually, I believe that everyone in a company needs to be heading in the same direction. However, the current trend is to be stationed at a customer site, where you work with people from different companies, and everyone has different needs and future directions. Furthermore, it doesn't make sense to me that I can't get a fair reputation for my business. When I was 25 years old, the systems company I dreamed of joining was similar. Also, as someone who used to work as a dispatch salesperson myself, dispatched people naturally don't feel good about it, and it's hard to feel like they belong to the company, so I want to do something about this.
Some people may find themselves in this industry thinking, ``Something is different from what I expected...'' after joining the company. I started my own business because I felt this way after changing jobs. I believe that if engineers could work more freely, we would be able to create better products and be able to contribute to our customers even more than before! I would love to talk to anyone who can relate to this idea, regardless of age or experience. We are looking forward to your application, as casual forms are fine.
INNOVACTORY Co., Ltd.
Representative Takayuki Kojima
