入にゅう社しゃ

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Common wordJLPTN3Freq.FrequencyTop 5,000

入社する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

joining a company; starting a job at a company

Refers to entering a company as a new employee, typically after graduation or a job change. Often used in formal or business settings.

〈場ば所しょ〉に入にゅう社しゃするto join (a company)
来らい年ねん、大おお手て商しょう社しゃに入にゅう社しゃする予よ定ていです。
I plan to join a major trading company next year.
新しん卒そつで入にゅう社しゃするto join a company as a new graduate
彼かれは新しん卒そつでこの会かい社しゃに入にゅう社しゃした。
He joined this company as a new graduate.
〈場ば所しょ〉に入にゅう社しゃが決きまるto be confirmed to join a company
第だい一いち希き望ぼうの会かい社しゃに入にゅう社しゃが決きまった。
It's been decided that I'll join my first-choice company.
入にゅう社しゃして〈数かず〉年ねん... years since joining the company
入にゅう社しゃして三さん年ねんになりました。
It's been three years since I joined the company.

就しゅう職しょくN3
就職 means finding employment or getting a job in general, while 入社 specifically refers to joining a particular company as an employee.
入にゅう隊たい
入社 refers to joining a company, while 入隊 specifically means joining a military or uniformed corps.

退たい社しゃ
入社 means joining a company, while 退社 means leaving that company (either resigning or leaving for the day).

転てん職しょくN2
入社 means joining a company for the first time or after a move, while 転職 specifically means changing from one job to another.
入にゅう店てん
入社 is used for joining a company in general, while 入店 specifically refers to starting work at a store or restaurant.
出しゅっ社しゃN1
出社 means going to the office on a given day, while 入社 means joining a company as a new employee.
入にゅう学がくN4
入学 refers to entering a school, while 入社 refers to joining a company as an employee.

Compound of 入 (enter) and 社 (company). The reading is on'yomi, following standard Sino-Japanese word formation.