Kumiko Tsuda

Furthermore, to enhance my expertise, I worked as a paralegal assisting foreign chemical manufacturers with their patent applications in Japan. By accurately understanding what the clients needed and responding swiftly, I was able to gain their trust. Additionally, by adhering to deadlines and maintaining precise work, I earned trust within the firm and was able to produce good outputs as part of a team.

I began working as a paralegal in the patent division of an international patent law firm, where I assisted with the international patent filings for companies in Japan's machinery industry. I learned to build up specialized knowledge and mastered the skill of adhering to deadlines in documentation.

I worked at a tutoring center where I taught high school students how to write Japanese essays and solve mathematical problems.

I maintained a high level of trust by regularly sharing the students' progress with their parents and providing quantifiable results. This approach, combined with delivering outcomes in numerical terms, allowed me to stay employed until I graduated from university.

While I was a university student, I started working part-time as a cashier at a bakery. It was a well-known bakery located at a terminal station, attracting customers who bought in bulk for souvenirs and those who made purchases right before their train departures. Over the course of two years, I acquired the ability to cater to customers' needs with accurate calculations and hygienic packaging.