The Power of Resume Photos in Japan

In Japan, it’s common for job applicants to include photos with their resumes, but the practice is increasingly being called into question. Critics argue that requiring photos could lead to bias and discrimination, prompting some companies to consider removing this requirement. As Japan modernizes its work culture, many are wondering if it's time to rethink how resumes are submitted and evaluated.

What’s your take? Should Japan continue the tradition of photos on resumes, or is it time to move on?

Source: The Japan Times
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