In charge of Recruitment (Tokyo Head Office) - Talent Acquisition Group Talent Acquisition & Organization/Talent Development Section (RMI Human Resources Dep)

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Job Description: Business Overview Rakuten Group’s mission is to contribute to society by creating value through innovation and entrepreneurship. Rakuten provides more than 70 services across a wide range of fields, including the following: internet services, such as e-commerce, travel, and digital content; fintech services, such as credit cards, banking, securities, e-money, and cashless payments; mobile services, such as providing a mobile carrier service; and professional sports. By seamlessly linking these services through Rakuten membership, we have formed a truly unique “Rakuten Ecosystem.” Department Overview Our division is in charge of human resources (recruitment, training, evaluation, labor relations, HRBP) specific to mobile business organizations.…

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