Today, hosted by **KOWORK**, a job platform for foreigners living in Korea, we delivered a “Korean Business Culture” special lecture to international bachelor’s and master’s students at Seoul National University of Science and Technology.
The lecture combined content on Korean business culture with student discussions, presentations, and Q&A, and the atmosphere was lively throughout.
The students’ strong interest and active participation gave me a lot of energy throughout the session, and my English flowed smoothly today, which made it even more enjoyable.
The keywords that came up most often were the defining traits of Korean business culture: indirect communication, group orientation, and **power distance**.
Based on this topic, we held in-depth discussions with the students and shared real-world cases to help them understand the Korean business environment.
When the students came up one by one after the lecture to thank me, saying **“I’ve really enjoyed”** it, I felt a deep sense of fulfillment as an educator.
Today’s lecture with these enthusiastic international students will remain a meaningful memory for me as well.
Thank you to everyone who took part. We wish you every success in your studies and business ventures in Korea!
