Richard 
This step-by-step guide shows you how to ace your job interview at a Korean company. It includes frequently used questions and answers along with a template for the dreaded self-introduction.
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I worked as an overseas recruiter in South Korea for five years. Here’s what I learned.
You may have noticed we’re pretty big on Pimsleur here.
The main reason being it works.
Pimsleur is especially effective for East Asian languages like Korean and Japanese, which are tough for English speakers.
Learning a second language is a lifetime endeavor. There’s no magic bullet.
Pimsleur is a specialized tool that helps jump start your journey and saves you months of frustration.
Here’s a personal review of the Pimsleur app.
This post covers the nitty gritty of why Korean gyms are awful and how you too can experience them.
I’ve tried gyms in 25 countries on every continent, which has gradually lowered my standards over the years.
Find out why Korean gyms need to do better.
This post will show you what it’s like entering South Korea from Vietnam in 2020.
I experienced this in September 2020 and thought I should share the process.
Let’s check it out!
This step-by-step guide shows you how to negotiate salary and business terms in Korea. By understanding Korean negotiation style, you can avoid awkwardness and build good relationships.
It includes:
I’ve been running a business in Korea since 2013. Here’s what I learned.
Let’s dive right it in!
Packing up all your stuff and moving to another country is a big decision, one that’s tough to make without knowing all the pros and cons.
This guide will explain the benefits and disadvantages of living in South Korea.
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I lived in South Korea for ten years and even started a business there. Here’s what I’ve learned from the experience.
Let’s dive right in!
This post covers some interesting Korean statistics.
You’ll find hand-picked statistics covering:
Let’s check them out!
This post will show you how Korea looked during different time periods.
The photographs are categorized by Joseon Dynasty, Japanese occupation and Korean War.
Let’s check them out!
Overwhelmed by the number of Korean translation companies?
Translation is estimated to be a 50 billion dollar industry in 2020.
There are thousands of translation companies in the world.
Most tackle every language under the sun.
Like going to a restaurant with a 10 page menu, they do everything, but nothing great.
That’s because they don’t specialize in one language pair and outsource to the lowest bidder. This makes sense given their high fixed costs, including office space, employees, advertising, etc.
Korea has had an exceptional response to the Coronavirus.
In late February, South Korea was home to the most COVID-19 patients of any country not named China.
Now, they have one of the lowest per capita mortality rates in the world.
