Not sure how to exchange business cards with Koreans?
Whether in their country or abroad in the U.S. or U.K., Korean business card etiquette is a sophisticated dance that requires some noonchi.
Here are the newest expressions guaranteed to impress your Korean friends.
Some of them are a little inside, so we made sure to explain them clearly.
I started with my favorites and the most common slang first.
Let’s check them out!
Need help navigating the Korean corporate world?
This post covers the most common Korean job titles, their duties and where they stand in the pecking order.
It will show you how to find out:
I learned about Korean corporate titles at my first job.
Let’s get to it!
Want to know how the Korean concept of gibun is different from mood in English?
We’ve got you covered!
It includes:
Gibun is a less talked about part of Korean culture that’s just as important as the others.
Let’s dive right in!
I’ve got good news and bad news for you.
The good news is you’ve come to the right place for sweet Korean gifts you can get in the states.
The bad news is, they’re in listicle format.
We’ve got all the hit items plus some unique experiences guaranteed to make those memories.
This post will show you the most useful websites for your Korean online shopping fix.
I recently moved back to South Korea after five years of slow travel and had to furnish an entire house, buy groceries and become a functioning member of society again.
I’ve categorized the websites by:
Let’s dive right in!
This post explains the Japanese and Korean concept of shoukakkou/sohwakhaeng.
It includes:
Sohwakhaeng is something that you can use every day to make life a little sweeter.
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Are you working in Korea?
Then, you’re probably eligible for 4 major insurances (4대보험).
These are automatically deducted from your salary each month.
Let’s check out what they mean and how much they cost!
Want to find out the secret to K-beauty? A big part of it is a good Korean dermatologist.
This article covers everything you wanted to know, but were afraid to ask!
After surviving war, dictators and economic collapse, ajumma are fresh out of hoots to give.
If you’ve been jostled by one at a grocery store, you know what I mean.
Find out the origin of the word and how to spot one here!
We also cover:
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