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作成日: 2025/12/02 04:42

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A: Hey there! Guess what? I heard some exciting news about job opportunities in Japan!
   B: No way, what's up?

A: It seems like the AI boom is creating a bunch of jobs for construction workers who are building these massive data centers. They're seeing pay increases of 25% to 30%, and some even more!
   B: Wow, that sounds amazing! Who have you heard about getting these great paychecks?

A: Well, there's DeMond Chambliss from Columbus, Ohio. He traded his small drywall business for a supervisor role at a data center site and now makes over $100,000 annually! Imagine that!
   B: That is quite impressive! And what about these electrical specialists you mentioned?

A: Marc Benner in Oregon makes $225,000 as an electrical safety specialist, while Andrew Mason, who's an electrician, brings home over $200,000 managing workers at six Northern Virginia data centers.
   B: Whoa, those are some serious numbers! But I heard these benefits aren't just about the base pay.

A: That's right! Companies are also offering perks like heated break tents, free lunches, daily incentive bonuses, and even remote project management positions. One construction site even offers $100 in daily incentive pay!
   B: Man, if I were a construction worker, I would be all over that! This sounds like a golden era for them.

A: It certainly does! The tech giants like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are building hundreds of new data centers, which is causing a shortage of about 439,000 skilled workers according to the Associated Builders and Contractors trade group.
   B: I can see why there's a shortage with all these great opportunities! It looks like construction workers have found their dream jobs in Japan during the AI boom. Let's hope it continues!

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