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Megha Dubal replied to Philipp Grunwald's discussion Editor job for English natives at KIET (Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade)Megha Dubal liked Philipp Grunwald's discussion Editor job for English natives at KIET (Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade)Megha Dubal replied to Steven S. Bammel's discussion Experts Corner: Ask William Sisson about Getting a Job in Korea"Hi William,
Ugh, I knew something was fishy. Thanks for confirming :). As an expat who has only worked in Korea with hagwons under the E2 visa, I wasn't sure what the "norms" were for non-teaching positions.…"
Dustin R Cook left a comment for Megha Dubal"It depends on the program. You can do them in either English or Korean. I am actually in London now doing a different MA (just because the program in Korea didn't allow me to do what I wanted, also I kind of found that getting a…"
Megha Dubal replied to Steven S. Bammel's discussion Experts Corner: Ask William Sisson about Getting a Job in Korea"Hi William,
Picking up from our earlier conversation on headhunters, the one I was working with brought up the option of working for his company doing recruiting. However, he said payment was based on commission only. Is this common in…"
Megha Dubal liked Steven S. Bammel's discussion Experts Corner: Ask William Sisson about Getting a Job in Korea
Megha Dubal replied to Steven S. Bammel's discussion Experts Corner: Ask William Sisson about Getting a Job in Korea"Thank you so much William!
I am in now way expecting to "get rich" and am willing to take a lower salary in exchange for experience in Korea. I didn't mean to discount you as a headhunter, I just thought you worked more…"
Megha Dubal replied to Steven S. Bammel's discussion Experts Corner: Ask William Sisson about Getting a Job in Korea"Hi,
I have recently been in touch with a headhunter in Korea regarding marketing positions. I told them I was flexible in terms of salary, but he insisted that I give him a minimum - maximum range + compensation. I am at a complete…"
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- http://mydadisamurse.tumblr.com/
- How long have you been involved with Korea and/or Korean business? / 한국 또는 외국에 관련된 비즈니스에 몇 년 동안 종사하였습니까?
- 1-3 years / 1~3년 경력
- What is the nature of your involvement with Korea and/or Korean business? / 주로 어떤 직종의 비즈니스에 종사하였습니까?
- I worked as a marketing manager and editor for a Korean textbook and taught ESL in Seoul. I am currently looking for marketing and PR positions.
- What is at least one benefit you hope to get from joining the Korea Business Central community? / 어떠한 목적을 갖고 Korea Business Central에 회원가입을 하였습니까? 또한, Korea Business Central 에 바라는 점
- Network with people who are working in the marketing and social media field.
- How did you find out about Korea Business Central? / 어떠한 경로로 Korea Business Central를 가입하게 되었습니까?
- recommended by a friend
- If you'd others to learn about you from LinkedIn, please list the URL for you LinkedIn public profile. / 다른사람들이 LinkedIn, LinkNow를 통하여 귀하을 찾을수 있길 원한다면, LinkedIn 또는 LinkNow 주소를 귀하의 회원정보에 등록해 주세요.
- http://kr.linkedin.com/pub/megha-dubal/38/8/3a3
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- At 8:37pm on February 8, 2012, Dustin R Cook said…
It depends on the program. You can do them in either English or Korean. I am actually in London now doing a different MA (just because the program in Korea didn't allow me to do what I wanted, also I kind of found that getting a degree outside of Korea can, in some cases, be better for getting a job in Korea *weird*)
Anyway I am enrolled in the Korean Studies MA program at Yonsei University. If you are going to do your higher education in Korea I would suggest doing it only at SKY (Seoul, Yonsei or Korea University) if not it maybe be a waste of time just because outside of Korea it is less well known and possible recognized, but more importantly these are considered the Ivy League schools of Korea.Hope this helped!
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