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'Characteristics of Korean Business Culture' Training – Instructor John Kim, KOICA

2024-10-28

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Client KOICA · Date 2024-10-28 · Topic Characteristics of Korean Business Culture Training · Instructor John Kim, CEO & Lead Instructor
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I left home at dawn today. At the KOICA (Korea International Cooperation Agency) headquarters in Pangyo, I spoke about the 'Characteristics of Korean Business Culture' to foreign employees from many countries, each with 10+ years of experience. Three elements were discussed most: Hierarchy (authority), Indirect (communication), and Group (organization). Many participants gave feedback that Korean workplaces are built on authority-centered hierarchy, that people communicate indirectly rather than directly, and that harmony within the organization and group is valued over the individual. They say we are tricky to work with ^^; It had been a while since I taught in English, and early in the morning I must have been nervous, because the Apple Watch on my left wrist gave me a heart rate warning. As I was leaving, the questions kept coming:  "What would be the best way to handle this situation?" It was fun. ^^

KOICA Characteristics of Korean Business Culture training session - Nanum Consulting, John Kim

KOICA Characteristics of Korean Business Culture training session - Nanum Consulting, John Kim

KOICA Characteristics of Korean Business Culture training session - Nanum Consulting, John Kim

KOICA Characteristics of Korean Business Culture training session - Nanum Consulting, John Kim

KOICA Characteristics of Korean Business Culture training session - Nanum Consulting, John Kim

KOICA Characteristics of Korean Business Culture training session - Nanum Consulting, John Kim

23 Oct 2024

[ Instructor: John Kim ]

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  • Client: KOICA
  • Date: 28 Oct 2024
  • Topic: Characteristics of Korean Business Culture Training
  • Instructor: John Kim

I left home at dawn today. At the KOICA (Korea International Cooperation Agency) headquarters in Pangyo, I spoke about the 'Characteristics of Korean Business Culture' to foreign employees from many countries, each with 10+ years of experience…

The ‘Characteristics of Korean Business Culture’ training is delivered as Nanum Consulting’s ‘Characteristics of Korean Business Culture (English)’ course. It is a 4-hour intensive program for foreign employees working in Korea. See details of the ‘Characteristics of Korean Business Culture (English)’ course →
Yes. As in the KOICA case, the ‘Characteristics of Korean Business Culture’ training is run with the curriculum adjusted to each company’s audience and level. It is typically a 4-hour intensive course, available both in person and online.