Born from employee ideas. Japan Project Solutions Inc. starts selling LINE stamps "Dandori-san" for work organization

Japan Project Solutions Inc., a company specializing in project management and PMO (headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Daisuke Ito), has started selling LINE stamps "Dandori-san" themed on useful phrases for work organization and project promotion.

"Dandori-san" is a LINE stamp where a bird character conveys common scenes in project sites such as confirmation, adjustment, deadline management, risk detection, and recovery in an easy-to-understand manner. This stamp was created based on "useful phrases for work" collected internally.

Phrases like "It's going to blow up," "Let's set a deadline," "Who is the person in charge?" "Let's break it down for a moment," "I will recover" are important perspectives in actual project promotion sites, expressed in a way that is easy to use in daily chats.

Dandori-san

Name: Dandori-san Price: 190 yen Sales Page: https://line.me/S/sticker/34670569 Content: 8 types Planning: Japan Project Solutions Inc.

Development Background

The term "project management" is sometimes perceived as specialized and difficult. However, in actual project sites, what is necessary to move projects forward lies in small daily confirmations and conversations. For example,

● Confirming the purpose. ● Setting a deadline. ● Clarifying the person in charge. ● Noticing the signs of risk early. ● Calmly recovering when a problem occurs.

All of these are important elements of project management for smoothly advancing projects.

Japan Project Solutions Inc. has planned the character stamp "Dandori-san" for work, utilizing the daily communication tool of LINE stamps to make such ways of thinking more familiar.

About LINE Stamp "Dandori-san"

"Dandori-san" is a bird character sensitive to work organization. It throws a word, sometimes humorously but accurately, at risks that are often overlooked in project sites and ambiguous responsibilities, deadlines, and ways of proceeding.

In the first series, the following phrases have been stamped:

Confirmed Perfect organization Let's set a deadline Who is the person in charge? It's going to blow up Let's break it down for a moment I will put out the fire I will recover

The content is easy to use not only in work chats but also in small confirmations, progress sharing, and encouraging scenes within the team.

Promotion as an employee-participation type

In creating this stamp, "useful phrases for work" were publicly solicited internally. The collected words contained many perspectives unique to employees working in project sites and "ah-ha" moments from daily business.

Japan Project Solutions Inc. positions this initiative not just as a character development but as a branding strategy that utilizes the insights and field sensitivity of employees. In the future, they plan to continue disseminating project management in a more familiar and closer manner through "Dandori-san."

Future Developments

Japan Project Solutions Inc. plans to develop content that makes it easier to incorporate project management thinking into daily communication, starting with the LINE stamp "Dandori-san." In the future, they are also considering materials for Slack and Microsoft Teams, SNS posts, recruitment PR content, and linked projects with YouTube channels.

By conveying project management not just as something to "learn" but as something that can be "naturally used in daily work," they will support the way business people work.

LINE Stamp Overview

Name: Dandori-san Price: 190 yen Sales Page: https://line.me/S/sticker/34670569 Content: 8 types Planning: Japan Project Solutions Inc.

Recruiting colleagues who value "words from the field" to move projects forward

Japan Project Solutions Inc. sees project management not just as knowledge or qualifications but as something practiced through dialogue, confirmation, adjustment, and consensus formation in the field.

Phrases like "Let's set a deadline," "Who is the person in charge?" "Let's break it down for a moment," "I will recover" contain perspectives necessary to move projects forward. This "Dandori-san" expresses the ways of thinking valued in such fields in a familiar form.

Japan Project Solutions Inc. is recruiting colleagues who value such "organization" and "the power to move forward" while supporting the success of corporate projects. Of course, those with experience in project management are welcome, but we also encourage those interested in organizing issues, aligning people's recognition, and moving teams forward to learn about our work.

Recruitment Information:

https://www.japan-project-solutions.com/recruit

◼️ About Japan Project Solutions Inc.

Japan Project Solutions Inc. is a company specializing in project management and PMO, supporting the enhancement of corporate and organizational execution through education and training, certification support, PMO support, and execution support. By providing practical knowledge that leads to results in the field, the company contributes to the success of projects and the growth of organizations.

◼️ Company Overview

Japan Project Solutions Inc. is a specialized company in project management, established in February 2013. With its headquarters in Chuo-ku, Tokyo, it contributes to social issue resolution and value creation through PM and PMO execution support, project management education and training, certification support, and publication and teaching material development.

Company Name: Japan Project Solutions Inc. Location: 3F, PROXIA GROUP, 6-4 Tomizawa-cho, Nihonbashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Representative: Representative Director and President Daisuke Ito Business Content:

・Project Management Education and Training Business ・Project Execution Support (PM・PMO) Business ・PMP® Certification Support Business ・Prosia Consulting ・Japan Project Solutions Inc. Business College

Japan Project Solutions Inc. disseminates information related to project management across various fields such as economy, industry, domestic, international, local government, region, manufacturing, IT, education, human resource development, culture, social contribution, employment, risk management, life, science, medical, health, sports, and entertainment.