
We have created an environment that encourages employees to make referrals by covering meal costs when making referrals and reward payments when referrals are hired.
We raise awareness of the My Myaku program by using digital signage on each floor of our office and internal videos to encourage employees to actively participate in referral hiring.
We host a monthly event called Sansan Bar, where employees and potential candidates can interact. Each time, 50+ participants join the event, strengthening the system for introducing and recruiting through employees’ networks.
To enhance efficiency in our recruitment operations, we established a cross-department operational planning team within the Human Resources Division. This team integrates our overall recruitment operations, achieving both optimization for each department and improved efficiency simultaneously.
We strive to build a recruitment brand common for all positions and divisions while strengthening our information dissemination to enhance recruitment efforts. Our goal is to attract outstanding talent and improve the effectiveness of our recruitment activities.
We have adopted a Mission Grade System for personnel evaluation, which determines the level of job authority, responsibility, and treatment according to different grades. These grades are determined based on performance and future expectations, leveraging growth for each individual.
For HR evaluations, we assess individual contributions to the organization based on Objectives and Key Results (OKRs), which are set quarterly in the organization. In addition, we adopt a 360-degree evaluation to comprehensively incorporate feedback not only from direct supervisors but also from colleagues the employee works with and relevant personnel in other departments. These measures promote employee growth and strengthen overall organizational performance.
Top Gun is a results-focused training program for new graduates in general positions. In this program, new graduates tackle actual business challenges, enabling them to unlock their full potential early on. After completing the basic onboarding training, they are divided into groups to accomplish missions based on real business challenges. They take on the entire process—from developing strategies to achieve their goals, to securing appointments, conducting negotiations, closing deals, and supporting customers. In this program, high-performing employees from the field act as managers to support new graduates, helping them deepen their understanding of business processes and our corporate culture. Our goal is for new graduates to gain successful experiences early through the practical challenges, allowing them to grow with confidence.
To promote these initiatives, we invested ¥72 million in establishing a company-wide generative AI usage environment during FY2024 and total company-wide training hours related to generative AI reached approximately 58,900 hours during the same period.
(For individuals)
This system enables employees to move to other positions, allowing them to take on new challenges, gain business experience, and grow.
We create a supportive environment that helps employees balance childcare and work through a system designated to assist them in managing both.
Through our internal one-on-one coaching program “Coacher” led by employees with specialized qualifications and “Career Talk,” an interviewing program which professionally addresses career issues, we are enhancing employee autonomy, fostering a tangible sense of growth, and supporting mid-to-long-term career development.
This is an internal portal that highlights a wide range of career paths of employees who are active across our Group. In addition, the featured employees serve as career peer mentors, offering opportunities for dialogue that help others gain new perspectives, discover new options, and foster proactive career development.
We subsidize the cost of low-dose contraceptives and the online consultations required for prescriptions.
Once a month, we conduct engagement surveys for regular employees and contract employees. The results from analyses of the responses are used for self-management, organizational management, and the planning of company-wide internal systems and measures.
(For surroundings)
This system supports social events to promote communication among employees.
This system helps teams achieve their goals and promotes collaboration among members through group coaching.
This system recognizes employees who have embodied values and achieved results with awards.
(Organizational aspects)
We practice an office-centric work style that emphasizes face-to-face communication, combined with remote work, for the purpose of maximizing employees’ productivity and creativity.
We recruit excellent talent who align with our corporate culture by utilizing employees’ networks.
Our focus is on hiring personnel who resonate with our mission and vision and can embody them.
We hold opportunities for all employees to participate in sharing and discussing our corporate philosophy to help spread it across the organization.
We offer a long-term internship program to develop future leaders.
We support the Kamiyama Marugoto College of Design, Technology, and Entrepreneurship, a private technical college that opened in 2023. The school aims to nurture people who create things and possess the ability to make things happen that is, people who can change society. By supporting this institution in creating future innovators, we aim to fulfill our mission of “Turning encounters into innovation” and to help develop IT human resources who will transform the world. Specifically, we participate as a scholarship partner*2 and support multiple students as Sansan Scholars. Young employees from our group, including sales and business planning staff, designers, engineers, and other diverse roles, participate as mentors, offering year-round support programs to the students. The content of these programs varies by school year. We decide activity policies based on assignments set by the school and provide support. The College now has students up to the second year. First-year students are given the task of presenting on a company’s appeal and second year students devise future businesses that leverage a company’s strengths. Mentors share their respective knowledge and experience in presentation and design and in the structure and necessary functions of companies, how services are developed, and other aspects. The support initiatives simultaneously promote the growth of the employees who participate as mentors, and contribute to developing the group’s human resources, such as in the expectation they will become candidates for management positions.