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Permalink Reply by Steven S. Bammel on September 9, 2011 at 3:14pm

Jimmy - I've got a couple questions already. 

Did you say you're working with GAFIC? That's great! I'm a consultant to them and GAFIC is one of our co-hosts of the big business event next month on October 8 in Suweon...

Also, you mentioned that "Korean business ethics" are different than that in the West. Did you just mean cultural differences? Or actually ethics? If ethics, what are some of the differences?

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Permalink Reply by Eun-Shil Park on September 9, 2011 at 4:34pm

Very nice interview. And yes the Korean business ethics are quite difficult for foreigners. I think that Steven is popping up the right questions here. What does Jimmy Han consider as different from their western counterparts?

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Permalink Reply by Jamie Lee on December 14, 2011 at 8:47pm

With the recent announcements of public schools cutting back on budgets, many public school teachers are thinking of returning back to their home country as a default solution. Koreaconnections is currently actively providing free consultancy for teachers in and outside of Korea to help resolve their frustrations by discussing other possible options to work in Korea or for outplacement to other countries that are seekign English teachers or to help  career transitions to other sectors. I am also putting forth efforts to link christian teachers in Korea to seek other possible ways teachers might share humanitarian efforts in other countries.

If you have any inquiries, email jimmy@koreaconnections.net

 

Thank you,

On behalf of Koreaconnections

 

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