Respect, Age, and status… understand one of the most significant aspects of Korean culture, stemming from its Confucian roots. For anyone doing business in Korea this is the real Kimchi!
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Getting a Job
Employers generally want to employ someone who will work like a Korean, behave like a Korean, and communicate like a Korean. As a non-Korean showing that you understand Korean companies and culture, is a huge advantage.
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Koreans often feel a closer bond after they have eaten a meal and drank alcohol together. Although sometimes these gatherings may seem informal they are also used as an opportunity to discuss business in a more relaxed and friendly way.
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Jeong (정) is a combination of deep affection, concern, understanding, loyalty, warmth, or an emotional connection to someone or something.
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