People Development

Talent development is one of the determining factor for achievement of the company's goals. At JSI, Talent development is done by a variety of programs, including JSI Leadership Council, also known by the name of JLC and internship program that is packaged in such a way for participants come both from within the country and from abroad. The internship program also demonstrates JSI's commitment in education.

JSI Leadership Council

JLC is a leadership program rekindle the volunteer spirit of the talents who have a spirit of Competitive Cooperation. In the JLC, members are learning to lead and compete to show their best qualities. Members come from a multitude of hierarchy , functions and business units.

JLC has three departments:

  • Corporate Social Responsibility: responsible to execute CSR initiative which aligns to the Company's CSR programs.
  • Education: responsible to connect with educational institutions to give seminars.
  • Innovation & Development: concentrates on generating ideas on how to add value to the Company's assets.

each of which have their own clear work program and goals.

 

JLC Motto & Values

Motto: “To develop leaders with intellectual integrity who strive in a highly competitive environment.” 

Values: Integrity, Respect, Commitment, Collaborative, Discipline and Competitive.

 

JLC Activities

Some of the highlights on JLC activities are as follows:

Internship

JSI is committed to continue to make a significant contribution in the world of education. JSI internship program is designed so that apprentices get a thorough experience of the business processes JSI. On the other hand, JSI also opens up the opportunity for apprentices in order to have the confidence gave his thoughts on the development of the company.

Apprentices received JSI is not limited only from universities / institutions in the country but also from abroad such as:

The hope, will create the exchange of knowledge, skills and positive values either of apprentices and of talent in the JSI.

 

Internship Testimony

Moe Maeda Hitachi Ltd,. Information & Telecomunication company
Internship Period: Nov 16th-Dec 10th, 2015

Internship contents

- Grading system proposal
We proposed a new grading system for JSI. In the process, we had an interview, sight visiting to JSI’s property and researhing Indonesian society.

- Block chain, Sharing economy
We researched about two bussiness topics  by reading articles and discussing.

My impression

- About Internship
It was really good opportunity to work using English. And this is first time to give a consultation to other company.  Difficult and important things are to collect the correct information. Because at first, we did’nt know about JSI and Indonesia at all. So to make a strong reason for presentation, I realized that infomation was most important in mid term of internship.

- About daily Life in JSI
I could meet and talk with JSI’s members. It was really my pleasure. Everyone has different back ground from mine. My biggest purpose of this internship is to communicate those people. I appreciate all people I met in JSI.

Regards,
Moe Maeda

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Motoki Nomura Hitachi Ltd.
Internship Period: Nov 16th-Dec 10th, 2015

Thank you for receiving us for the internship for one month.

During the internship we have done three projects.

1. About Block Chain   
2. About Shared Economy 
3. Grading System

From the project we have learned about the Indonesia culture and the difference from Japan by interviewing employees and visiting JSI’s property.

The most biggest difference between Japan and Indonesia is that Indonesia has more diversity of people and religions and  we have to adapt to the difference to do a good job in Indonesia.

I think this  learning in JSI which we believe will be useful for our career in the future.

Regards,
Motoki Nomura

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Kunihiko Sato Hitachi Ltd.
Internship Period: Nov 16th-Dec 10th, 2015

Thank you for many valuable experiences in JSI. In this 1 month, I met many people, visit many places and discuss about Block Chain, Shared Economy and Grading System with other internship members.

I think Indonesian people are kind, polite and honest. In particular, I am grateful for Ms. Lea. She gave us appropriate advice when we are confusing. And she introduced us some Indonesian traditional food, for example pempek, gado gado to me. It was so delicious!

About Grading System we proposed, I am happy if JSI uses Hitachi’s system as a reference. For me, it was a good opportunity to learn about my company.

When I returned to Japan, I will share this precious experiences to my colleagues in Hitachi. And in the future, I want to come back to Indonesia not for internship program but for business.

Regards,
Kunihiko Sato

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Satoshi Imamura Hitachi Ltd.
Internship Period: Nov 16th-Dec 10th, 2015

We proposed about JSI’s new Grading system. We tried to introduce Japanese best practice Grading systems. It is honored If we can serve you when you modify the HR system someday.

We also research “Block chain” and “Sharing Economy”. There were CEO’s Homework. I'm glad if We are being respond to the CEO’s expectations.

We went to the tour of JSI’s real estates. I feel that Indonesian future is Infinity.

I felt poor of my English skills, but I think I improved my communication skills.

I will continue the study of English. When we will meet next time, My English levels will be up!

I’ve known a lot of Indonesian culture. I’ve eaten a lot of Indonesian foods. Gado-gado, Pem-pek...and so on. I’ve been to a lot of places in Indonesia. Jakarta,Bali, Yogyakarta and Bandung. There’re my amazing experiences. I love Indonesia.! I want to come back to Indonesia someday.

Thank you very much, Much obliged! Lea-san and Mario-san , Bambang-san..and so on.

Regards,
Satoshi Imamura

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Ariel Aldrin JIS, University of California, Berkeley
Internship Period: Jun 8th-Jun 12th, 2015

During my internship, everyone was very welcoming. Every time I was introduced to an employee from JSI or one of its partnering companies, I was greeted with sincere smiles. Each person I met was very willing to show me the projects and answer any of my questions.

JSI is a very organized company. For every trip to one of the projects, I found out that JSI had called ahead of time to let them know of our arrival. Additionally, I was told there was a step-by-step process for inputting a new idea for the company, which goes into detail about all the objectives, questions and issues relating to the idea. I am amazed at how even for the smallest things JSI has a clear and organized system of action.

Everyone working in JSI is very driven. Talking to a few of the employees, they were very passionate about their work and told me that their dream would be to see JSI grow into a more well known company. This may be the major contributor to the productivity and efficiency of JSI as a company with their many projects.

I was very impressed with the English speaking abilities of everyone in JSI. Whereas most companies in Indonesia have a specific group of people that are designated to deal with English, all JSI employees that I met were proficient, if not fluent, in English.

I think that the internship overall was very eye-opening to the works of large business companies. However, I only wish that the internship was longer. I only had enough time to tour some of the projects, learn retail strategies, and the finances for building new projects (KLB, price per unit area, etc.). Maybe one day, I can come back to intern for a longer period of time. Thank you for teaching me.

 

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Kentaro Nara IT System Sales, Hitachi Ltd., Japan
Internship Period: Nov 17th-Dec 12th, 2014

All JSI employees were so kind to us. We really appreciate their cooperation. It was a hard work but we enjoyed our internship. I feel that all JSI employees are smart and sincere. Every employee has high a motivation. I think "HUMAN" is one of the strongest point of JSI. When all JSI member clearly share the same direction and strategy, JSI will get more powerful propulsion for  achieving the goal. If the Intranet which we proposed could contribute that, it will be my happiest thing.

Before this project, I was worry about the differences of culture, language and how to communicate with foreign people. But through this project, I noticed that communication is easier when you build personal relationship. Now, I have confidence to work in foreign country.

Some day I want to come back to Jakarta and work with JSI.

Regards, Kentaro Nara

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Jun Yamashita System Engineer, Hitachi System, Ltd., Japan
Internship Period: Nov 17th-Dec 12th, 2014

A. Time Management

Difference of thinking about TIME is the most amazing thing. Because this is very different from the Japan. Indonesian people delay in start time of the meeting usually (10 to 15 minutes). It is that it highly unlikely in Japan. In Japan, people gather in the meeting room before 5 minutes to just time. In Japan,time management is very important and strict. So, usually our project timeline is represented by using arrow symbol to express more detail information.

 

B. Paperless

Japanese company also is progressing paperless. But, I am aware JSI employees hardly do print out.

 

C. Number of meeting room

There are many meeting rooms in JSI. I think this is a good thing and I am envy. In my company, the lack of meeting rooms is problem sometimes. JSI employees have a chance to exchange the various opinions of various people.

 

D. People

I think many JSI employees have energy and liveliness. In my company, many employees don't have energy and liveliness. Sometimes, I also feel like be tied by something. Everyone I meet in Indonesia is very very kind to me and also to my Japanese friends. Everyone smiles to me and listens carefully when I speak eventhough my English is bad. Everyone helps and supports me and teaches me various things politely. Everyone respects Japan and Japanese and does their best to try deepen exchanges. It is common saying that Japanese is kind to others. I think Japanese is kind to others who have same culture and same thinking, but toward people who have difference culture and different thinking, I feel Indonesia people are much more kind than Japanese. Personality is good.This fact is most attractive thing in Indonesia.

Compare to before visiting Indonesia, I become to like Indonesia much more because I like the people.

Regards, Jun Yamashita

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Fukashi Fujimura Automated Machine Designer Hitachi System, Ltd., Japan
Internship Period: Nov 17th-Dec 12th, 2014

A. People

I felt JSI people are very kind. It is said that Japanese have "hospitality" spirit, but I think Indonesian is better than Japanese. I felt JSI people bring everyone confidence.

B. Culture

Situation Analysis Framework of JSI was interesting. Hitachi also has various frameworks, but struggle to penetration. I felt JSI welcome the internship members and expect the result to internship members.

C. Project

I appreciated the cooperation of interview and questionnaire. JSI people were very cooperative.I enjoyed a tour of JSI properties because I had never seen.

Regards,
Fukashi Fujimura

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Mari Harada IT Pre-Sales Engineer, Hitachi Solutions, Ltd
Internship Period: Nov 17th-Dec 12th, 2014

A.People
- People in JSI can speak English fluently, I think main factor is English used as company common language.

- Almost people response with smile. It was very good impression for me.

- People was cooperative. Almost people responded willingly,
even if I didn't make an appointment.

- Notice of birthday on the board, entertainment of year end party, recreation of company, etc.

B. Culture
- Good relationships among co-worker
- Improvement of information sharing will make development of relationship across the departments.

C. Personal Improvement
- I feel that I have enriched my skill, language, and personality by this experience. Someday, I will go back Jakarta with my improved English. 

Regards,
Mari Harada

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Francis Lauw Georgetown University
Internship Period: Sep 15th-Oct 10th, 2014

My three weeks at JSI gave me a comprehensice overview of the real estate industry in Jakarta. We spent a week on the road, travelling around the city and visiting existing and ongoing sites. Throughout this period, I learned about the process of property development, how an idea turns into reality, and the people who make it happen. From the start to finish, property development is a series of complex procedure that requires constant analysis, innovation and problem-solving skills. Viewing the various projects educated me on the importance of securing a focused vision and target audience.

JSI place great value on their interns opinion and inputs, urging us to present ideas and recommendation to our supervisors. During the time with the company, we completed a digital strategy proposal, along with recommendation to improving an existing property.

This experience pushed me to stay observant and challenged me to brainstorm on multiple method of improvement. I truly enjoyed my stay with JSI, and had a wonderful worthwhile time interacting with and learning from the people who made up the company.

Regards,
Francis Lauw

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Tatiana Hodapp The University of Chicago - Booth School of Business
Internship Period: Jul 1st-Sep 30th, 2013

Working Experience

Vice President – Jones Lang LaSalle (San Francisco, USA)

Associate – Jones Lang LaSalle (San Francisco, USA)

Intern - PT Jakarta Setiabudi Internasional Tbk (Jakarta, Indonesia)

Business Coordinator – HR&A Advisors (New York, USA)

 

Education

The University of Chicago – Booth School of Business

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Eduardo de Delás Mazarredo The University of Chicago - Booth School of Business
Internship Period: Mar 1st-Sep 30th, 2012

Working Experience:

M&A and Strategic Initiatives Head – GTM Holdings (Sao Paulo, Brazil)

Manager M&A and Proprietary Investments - Itau Unibanco (Sao Paulo, Brazil)

Intern - PT Jakarta Setiabudi Internasional Tbk (Jakarta, Indonesia)

Senior Business Analyst – A.T.Kearney

Analyst – Management Solutions

 

Education

The University of Chicago – Booth School of Business

Universidad Pontificia Comillas

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Oscar Camp EUSS University
Internship Period: Jun 1st-Aug 31st, 2012

Working Experience

Managing Director – Zeltex International (Dakar, Senegal)

Project Engineer – Industrias Auxiliares (Pune, India)

Operations Engineer – Zeltex International (Senegal)

Intern - PT Jakarta Setiabudi Internasional Tbk (Jakarta, Indonesia)

 

Education

EUSS University

 

Testimonial

To travel all the way from Spain to attend the internship was one of the best decisions in my life. At that point my professional experience was very short and working at JSI gave me the confidence and experience that led in a change in my career, and part of who I am today. 

The personality of the company, being a professional, modern and dynamic corporation helps a lot in enlarging your learning, but the key point is the confidence and encouragement they give to youths, allowing them to develop important steps in the process, giving them prominence and believing in them.

The overall experience was very enriching, even personally, since you get to meet and work together with people from different cultures.

I’d like to thank YPO and JSI for making so much effort in giving teenagers year after year the opportunity of learning and starting their careers from a step above others.

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Ricard Camp IQS University
Internship Period: Mar 1st-Sep 30th, 2011

Working Experience

Managing Director – Zeltex International (Dakar, Senegal)

Managing Director – Hands on Home Foundation (Saint Louis, Senegal)

Intern - PT Jakarta Setiabudi Internasional Tbk (Jakarta, Indonesia)

 

Education

Fairfield University

IQS University

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Joao Macedo Stanford Graduate School of Business
Internship Period: Mar 1st-Aug 31st, 2010

Working Experience

Latin America Distributor Manager – Red Bull (Sao Paulo, Brazil)

Turnaround Associate – Billabong (California, USA)

Project Manager – Perto S.A. (New Delhi, India)

Intern – PT Jakarta Setiabudi Internasional Tbk (Jakarta, Indonesia)

Education

Stanford Graduate School of Business (USA)

Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil)

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Reda Hamri ESCP Europe
Internship Period: Mar 1st-Jul 31st, 2010

Working Experience

Consultant – The Boston Consulting Group (Paris, France)

Intern – PT Jakarta Setiabudi Internasional Tbk (Jakarta, Indonesia)

M&A Intern – Barclays Capital (Paris, France)

 

Education

ESCP Europe (Paris, France)

Universite Paris Sud (Paris, France)

Sun Yat Sen University (Guangdong, China)

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