"CCO Chief Creative Officer, Cool! Brian, COO could be a very important place to start for pushing a CCO mandate but he is so busy in other areas like meeting financial targets, working with CEO on projects... Major companies has…"
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Would a CCO be more needed in Korea than others countries or not?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Eun-Shil Park. 5 Replies 0 Likes
I found this article about CCOs (Chief Collaborative Officer) and thought how Korea could really use people like these in their silo driven companies. Do the people here with experience in Korea and…Continue
So you think you're good in Korean...
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There are those who have reached level 6 or 7 in some cases in terms of Korean. What do you do from there? Here's a website I came across that adresses this need. Check it out:…Continue
KIPA Native English Speaker Staff
Started Feb 6 0 Replies 2 Likes
A good job for someone:http://www.worknplay.co.kr/korea-jobs/196684/kipa-native-english-speaker-staffContinue
Teachers and KBC: A little reminder what we do as teachers
Started Dec 29, 2011 0 Replies 0 Likes
I just immensely enjoyed a video about an aggressive defense of teachers. Now, here on KBC, I have read a few times a few denigrating remarks about English teachers. This is a video for those…Continue
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Daniel replied to Daniel's discussion Would a CCO be more needed in Korea than others countries or not?Daniel replied to Daniel's discussion Would a CCO be more needed in Korea than others countries or not?"I think that is why Korea would be the absolute place where it is needed the most in terms of different dept working together. But, I also worked within Korean traditional top down companies and their group structure are less rigid than…"
Brian replied to Daniel's discussion Would a CCO be more needed in Korea than others countries or not?"Collaboration like Communication and Integration has been used in major companies for 50 years.
Interesting that they're using this...in my industry CCO has meant Chief Creative Officer. In my opinion the COO (Chief Operating…"
Steven S. Bammel replied to Daniel's discussion Would a CCO be more needed in Korea than others countries or not?"That's an interesting idea but is obviously a new concept. I doubt Koreans would be the first to try out something like this. It would have to be proven effective in other places first."
Daniel replied to Danny Beissinger's discussion Advice finding a sales/marketing/trade job in America that will lead to a Korean position"Korea initially...
Korean pharma companies are primarily focused on the Korean market traditionally but there has been some major movements in the last couple of years to expand overseas.
I wouldn't be able to help directly but if you have a…"
Steven S. Bammel replied to Daniel's discussion So you think you're good in Korean..."Peter - I guess it depends at what level you're satisfied to be at. As for me, no matter how much Korean I learn, I still wish I knew more. It's surely not an either/or thing though... To achieve higher skills, one needs both the book…"
Daniel replied to Daniel's discussion So you think you're good in Korean..."Higher level grammar, more in-depth words in different domains like politics and economics. More idioms used by Koreans that are based on history or traditions. The llist goes on and on and on...
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Daniel replied to Denise Danao's discussion Looking for Job (Degree: Master of Arts in Logistics)"I would suggest you ask William Sisson in the Expert's Corner. With an MA in Logistics plus fluency in English and basics in Korean, it shouldn't be too hard. BTW, I was wondering what other languages you may know considering…"
Peter Song replied to Daniel's discussion So you think you're good in Korean..."what did you learn in level 6? words from the Bible? I find that hardly applicable to real world Korean"
Daniel liked Danny Beissinger's discussion Advice finding a sales/marketing/trade job in America that will lead to a Korean positionDaniel posted a discussionWould a CCO more needed in Korea than others countries or not?
I found this article about CCOs (Chief Collaborative Officer) and thought how Korea could really use people like these in their silo driven companies. Do the people here with experience in Korea and overseas agree with me or is it needed everywhere?Article:…See More
Daniel replied to Danny Beissinger's discussion Advice finding a sales/marketing/trade job in America that will lead to a Korean position"With your chemistry degree, and good work experience, one opportunity that might interest you is to look to work in the pharmaceutical industry. Daewoong amongst others are hiring foreigners so as to tap into international markets. …"
Daniel replied to Daniel's discussion So you think you're good in Korean..."While I am gungho about finding job in a Korean company, level 6 and 7 are not useless in my IMVHO. If it was, then why in each of our native languages, we go to school for minimum 12 years. Level 6~7 is about two years. …"
Peter Song replied to Daniel's discussion So you think you're good in Korean..."imho Level 6 and 7 in Korean Class is useless ... you learn the most working in a Korean company"
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