"Lucas,
Good Job! Both succinct and comprehensive! Explaining the rental system in Korea can be a challenge but you have done a great job. Thanks
Peter"
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Peter A. Underwood replied to Steven S. Bammel's discussion New Korea Economic Slice - "The Korean Property Rental System"
Steven S. Bammel replied to Steven S. Bammel's discussion New Korea Economic Slice - "The Korean Property Rental System""Lukas - Thanks for the very helpful overview of the Korean real estate market.
I'd like to direct visitors also to the previous Korea Economic Slice report by Robert Eberenz which also covers this topic…"
Steven S. Bammel posted a discussionNew Korea Economic Slice - "The Korean Property Rental System"
Lukas BeechDirector of HR Service at Nowak & PartnerLukas Beech specializes in providing companies with executive search and recruitment services in South Korea and finding bilingual Korean professionals and leaders for the Korean business operations of international companies. His clients are…See More
Steven S. Bammel posted a discussionKorea Business Tips - "How Can I Avoid Korean Translation Errors Like These from Microsoft and Twitter?"
Steven S. Bammel is creator of Korea Business Central and director of the Korea Business Central Professional Certification Program, as well as president and lead consultant at Korean Consulting & Translation Service, Inc.Based on nearly 20 years'…See More
Steven S. Bammel replied to Steven S. Bammel's discussion Korea Business Tips: "What Gift-Giving Guidelines Can I Follow to Further My Business in Korea?”"Thanks, Ian. Those are great insights about gift-giving, not just in a Korean business setting, but also in general."
Steven S. Bammel replied to Conor J. Meagher's discussion Introduce Yourself!"Deborah - Thanks for the introduction; it's nice to have you in the community. Your project sounds interesting and I hope you're able to connect your community with a Korean sister city."
"Hi Rich/ Steven
My wonderful, unique, in-laws are Korean - and they always
give me gifts in exactly the same manner as your
weblog describes.
It seems to be a necessity here, and I am trying to follow these guidelines.
My…"
Steven S. Bammel posted a discussionThe Last Two Weeks in Korea (May 14, 2013) - Park's Visit to Washington Marred by Sex Scandal
May 14, 2013 Edition1. Park meets with Obama in WashingtonKorean President Park Geun-hye met with Obama at White House on May 7. They agreed to “work jointly to induce North Korea to make the right choice” and reaffirmed strong economic and military ties. She also gave a speech at the U.S. Congress in her good English, describing the accomplishments of the Korea-U.S. alliance over the past six decades by telling the stories of Col. David Morgan family, whose grandfather and father also served…See More
Valentin JANIAUT replied to Steven S. Bammel's discussion Korea Business Tips: “What Sets You Radically Apart from the Countless Young Korean Professionals Currently Looking for a Job in Your Industry in Korea?""Hi,
It seems that I answered the question good enough to land a job in Korea just after my graduation^^ I have been working there for 2 years now in one of those fatty chaebol. I definitely agree with your question and it was my first step when I…"
Vaida Karaliunaite replied to Steven S. Bammel's discussion New Korea Economic Slice - "Social Media - A Factor of Recruitment in South Korea""Hi all,
It would be very interesting to know if and how locally operating recruiters source talents from social media and what is the overall social recruiting situation in S. Korea, your opinion or experience within this field…"
Steven S. Bammel replied to LAura's discussion How to Apply to a Korean Company?"Thanks, Maria. People have shared so much stuff over the years on KBC; I'm often surprised how relevant even old discussions like this one remain..."
Steven S. Bammel replied to Steven S. Bammel's discussion Korea Business Tips: “What Sets You Radically Apart from the Countless Young Korean Professionals Currently Looking for a Job in Your Industry in Korea?""JMN - That's great advice! Thanks for sharing."
Steven S. Bammel posted a discussionNew Korea Economic Slice - "Social Media - A Factor of Recruitment in South Korea"
Vaida KaraliunaiteMarketing Coordinator at JoberateEducated as a psychologist and nurtured as a technology lover Vaida Karaliunaite is curious about methods as well as future of recruiting and enthusiastic about great potential of…See More
Thomas Gillespie Vestergaard replied to Steven S. Bammel's discussion New Korea Economic Slice - "Where is All the Talent? Challenges and Opportunities for Foreign Companies in Korea's Employment Market""Well, let me ask you one question, because reading your message above I can't see what makes you "special".You grew up abroad, many Koreans did that, - and speak perfect English, and also have great cultural skills.
You graduated an…"
Steven S. Bammel posted a discussionKorea Business Tips: “What Sets You Radically Apart from the Countless Young Korean Professionals Currently Looking for a Job in Your Industry in Korea?"
Steven S. Bammel is creator of Korea Business Central and director of the Korea Business Central Professional Certification Program, as well as president and lead consultant at Korean Consulting & Translation Service, Inc.Based on nearly 20 years'…See More
Steven S. Bammel replied to Mike Park's discussion Is K-POP (Korean Popular) Music really that popular outside Korea? One of Korea's Best Export?"I really think Psy missed an opportunity to raise his game after Gangnam Style. I kind of liked Gangnam Style, but with Gentleman, he's made it apparent (to me, at least) that he can't do any better... "
Steven S. Bammel replied to Chris Lott's discussion New D-8 Investment Minimum $300K?"Thanks for this. I saw another email on this a couple weeks ago too, so it appears that the W300 million requirement has not been implemented. I haven't seen anything directly though; still waiting for something that would feel more official..."
Steven S. Bammel replied to Lee Jae's discussion Looking for Voluntary Journalists"How's this different from OhMyNews.com?"
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- Company Name / 회사이름
- Korean Consulting & Translation Service, Inc.
- Website Address / 홈페이지 주소
- http://www.KoreanConsulting.com
- Job Title / 직함
- President
- How long have you been involved with Korea and/or Korean business? / 한국 또는 외국에 관련된 비즈니스에 몇 년 동안 종사하였습니까?
- 10+ years
- What is the nature of your involvement with Korea and/or Korean business? / 주로 어떤 직종의 비즈니스에 종사하였습니까?
- Steven S. Bammel is the creator of Korea Business Central and developer of the Korea Business Central Professional Certification Program, as well as president and lead consultant at Korean Consulting & Translation Service, Inc.
Based on nearly 20 years’ affiliation with Korea, advanced Korean-language studies and a masters degree in Korea from Hanyang University in management strategy, Steven’s professional efforts focus on helping international clients raise their business effectiveness in Korea through better in-country communications, understanding and networking links.
In addition to his support to thousands of clients and partners around the world, Steven has served as FDI advisor to GyeongGi Province and consultant to the GyeongGi Association of Foreign Invested Companies. He also writes the Nojeok Hill: My View from the Top weblog.
Steven can be reached directly at sbammel@koreanconsulting.com and he welcomes inquiries from companies and individuals committed to taking their business in Korea to the next level.
- 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
- Business networking, learning and sharing
- How did you find out about Korea Business Central? / 어떠한 경로로 Korea Business Central를 가입하게 되었습니까?
- Other
- If we may link your Korea- or Korean-business related weblog posts and/or Twitter tweets to our site, please list your weblog URL and/or Twitter username. / 우리가 귀하의 한국 또는 한국관련 비즈니스 관련 웹 게시물을 링크할 수 있습니다. 귀하의 블로그 주소, 트위터 사용자계정을 회원정보에 등록해 주세요.
- Twitter: stevenbammel
Weblog: nojeokhill.koreanconsulting.com
- 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://www.linkedin.com/in/sbammel
Comment Wall (148 comments)
- At 10:05am on May 11, 2012,
Vince Kim said… Thanks for adding me! Love the site!
- At 5:27pm on January 13, 2012,
Steven Brian McKinney said… Hi Steven, I noticed on you list of links to open jobs on the web site thatmckinneyconsulting.com is not listed. FYI, I keep a few of the positions that we are searching for on the web site all of the time. 3 are highlighted on the front page of the web site at all times.
- At 11:14am on November 22, 2011,
Philipp Grunwald said… Dear Mr. Bammel, I think this article will be very relevant to you, if you didn't already read it anyways: http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/opinon/2011/11/314_99215.html
- At 4:34pm on November 21, 2011,
Leong Cheen Chun said… Are you hiring Steven?
- At 6:19am on October 23, 2011,
Luis U. Ibañez said… Hello Steven,
After many years away from Korea, I'm going back to work in Seoul. I've been trying to keep up with my Korean, but it's hard in Europe when I speak English at work, German (at least, I try to) in the economy, and Spanish and some Korean at home. Are there any schools or courses that you recommend?
- At 3:25am on October 20, 2011,
Stephen Ronto said… Hi Steven
Good to know another weathered Korean hand is doing business as usual in Korea, Republic of. KBC has an audience to turn into businesss leads - well done.
Perhaps a tab on "Korean companies" that informs the audience on how Korean companies are doing business can increase audience growth rate.
Best!
Stephen
- At 1:46pm on August 16, 2011,
LAura said…
- Hi there! Some time ago i wrote to this site asking about how to apply to korean companies. Now, i work in one an i dont need to mention how hard ir is, right?
Now i would like to ask something different.
How to make your boss in your side when you know that he is doing wrong. He is a listener kind of person.
Some successful method?
Thank you very much
Laura
- At 7:21pm on July 25, 2011, Philipp Grunwald said…
- *hehe* You are right. But I doubt he's claiming that for every language (in an interview he said it's just a catchy name, obviously), but clearly his inexperience with languages like Greek, Russian and Asian languages shows how/why he could be so fast on speed: He learned the European languages, which are very similar to English. And: He mostly doesn't learn writing! ...from what I understand, not knowing his book, his core message is basically to train early & often with native speakers in actual conversations...
- At 4:51am on July 24, 2011, Philipp Grunwald said…
Dear Mr. Bammel,
this here might be a quite interesting resource to you concerng your job: http://www.fluentin3months.com/how-to-become-a-location-independent-freelance-translator/
I just found the blog today through recommendation and this guy is epic.
I usually dislike reading blogs, but I just read a few of his articles.
Sure also a recommendation for our fellow language-learners.
- At 9:57am on June 29, 2011,
이광희 said… Dear Steven,
Sorry for this late response.
Thank you for your kind advice and I will contact to Jeff Lebow.
Wish to have good way to host off-line gathering form him in Busan
My Weblog - Korean Business Perspective
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