Want to know more about doing business in Korea? Check out our inside tips approved by Koreans!
This step-by-step guide shows you how to negotiate salary and business terms in Korea.
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I’ve been running a business in Korea since 2013. Here’s what I learned.
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This step-by-step guide shows you how to ace your job interview at a Korean company.
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I worked as an overseas recruiter in South Korea for five years. Here’s what I learned.
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This post will walk you through the Korean bank account application process step-by-step.
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I’ve had Korean bank accounts since 2006 for both personal and business use.
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This post will walk you through the Korean credit card application process step-by-step.
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I’ve applied for many a Korean credit card over the past 10 years (and even been successful a few times).
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This step-by-step guide shows you how to quit your job in South Korea as an expat.
You’ll learn how to resign legally as well as:
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This step-by-step guide shows you how to get severance pay (퇴직금) in South Korea as an expat.
You’ll learn how to speed up the process as well as:
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This step-by-step guide covers everything you need to know about starting a business in South Korea as an expat.
You’ll learn how to increase your chances of success as well as:
I gained this info while starting a company I’ve been running since 2013.
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This post covers some interesting Korean statistics.
You’ll find hand-picked statistics covering:
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This post covers everything you need to know about Korean Business Etiquette.
It shows you how to have a successful business meeting and:
I used these techniques while working at a Korean company for 5 years, and to start a company I’ve been running since 2013.
These simple tips will help you avoid major mistakes when doing business in Korea.
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This post covers the most common Korean job titles and their duties.
It will show you how to find out:
We also explain how long it takes to get promoted to each role.
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This post covers all you need to know about jobs in Korea for foreigners.
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I got my first job in South Korea in 2006 and worked at a variety of companies. Here’s what I learned from my experiences.
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Not sure how to answer the phone in Korean?
Answering the phone in Korean can be intimidating.
There are a few rules about phone etiquette that you should know.
Like with most business-related things in Korea, answering the phone requires a certain amount of protocol.
Nervous about meeting Koreans for business?
Not sure how to exchange business cards with them?
Korean business card etiquette is a somewhat sophisticated dance.
This guide will show you exactly how to write an email in Korean.
It covers both formal and casual levels of speech with a handy template at the end.
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This post covers everything you need to know about Korean office fashion.
It’s categorized by gender and what to avoid.
Here’s the complete guide to dressing up for work in South Korea.
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Need to make a good impression on a Korean business visitor?
This guide will help you find the perfect gift for them.
I’ve used these tips to close deals with dozens of companies in Korea.
The gifts are categorized by gender and title of the recipient.
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This guide will show why you should or shouldn’t do business in Korea.
I researched the pros and cons before starting a business I’ve been running since 2013.
We’ll also go over successful and unsuccessful cases.
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Need to know more about Korean companies?
This article gives you an inside look into what Koreans think about them.
Here are the top 30 Korean companies and their 2019 financial status.
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.
Looking for a good translation blog?
Translators are an afterthought to most.
Even though every product you encounter has required translation in some form before it reaches you.
Fortunately, there are translators who provide vital info on the industry.
Need good translation fast?
Not sure where to begin?
Here’s actionable info on how to get the best translation service.
Korean tariff and customs regulations change every few months.
Unfortunately, these updates are not provided in English.
Failure to keep track of these new amendments could result in large amounts of money being wasted.
Translation is an after-thought for most businesses.
We get it.
Slick company mousepads and employee trips to Disneyworld are a priority, while communicating with customers takes a backseat.
To be fair, it’s not easy to find a good translation company.
Rather than get preachy about how bad translation will ruin your business, here are some amusing and tragic examples of when it goes wrong.
