A Guide for Foreigners
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.
Read MoreThis question comes up all the time on Quora or Ex-pat Facebook groups. This one was quite specific, and some good choices for a Job in Korea here. So, I thought I would post it here, as it will no doubt, come up again, and …
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Business relationships in Korea are an essential ingredient to success. I hear you building relationships is essential for doing business everywhere, but I cannot emphasize enough, just how important business relationships in Korea are. Developing relationships is usually done through informal social gatherings that generally …
Read MoreWhen it comes to Marketing in Korea, there are many differences, quirks and behaviours to consider. Korea is the most connected country in the world and is the result of strategic government policies and investment. Starting in 1995, the government initiated the Korean Information Infrastructure …
Read MoreIf you haven’t considered Korea as a base to launch your startup, here are 5 reasons why you should. Funding and support from government, corporate, and global venture capitalists are just some of the reasons Seoul has one of the best startup ecosystems in Asia. In this article, we explore 5 facts about Korea and what they mean for startups in 2021.
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