Jinjib ＜142A＞ specializes in new graduate recruitment support services for high school students, education and career support services for high school graduates, and education services such as development and training of DX personnel.

There are significant differences between job hunting for high school students and that of university students, such as 'applying for one company at a time,' 'selecting desired companies to apply to during the short period from July to September,' and 'receiving on-campus screening when applying.' Moreover, the primary source of information is just a text-based 'job description,' which makes it difficult to picture the actual job and the company. Therefore, it is necessary to visit the company to get a better idea about the workplace before making a decision on which company to apply to. The know-how necessary for supporting job hunting for university graduates is quite different from that required for high school graduates, making it a high-entry barrier area. For this reason, major personnel service companies have not entered the field of support for high school graduates' job hunting, and only Jinjib operates nationwide in this area.

For the financial estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2025, the company plans for revenue of 2.88 billion yen, a 38.3% increase compared to the previous year, and operating profit of 240 million yen, a 11.7% decrease from the previous year. This year's operating profit is expected to decrease due to the expansion of the business area in the growth strategy, leading to proactive investment in human resources and expansion of advertising and publicity expenses for the purpose of increasing recognition associated with the listing. However, expectations for the company's service are high in the midst of a serious labor shortage. Customer development, including customer referrals from financial institutions, is also progressing, and sustained growth is expected. For the fiscal year ending March 2027, the company plans for an operating profit of approximately 1.7 billion yen, about five times that of the fiscal year ending March 2025.