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Not long ago, a friend of mine who worked in the U.S. for six years
Not long ago, a friend of mine who worked in the U.S. for six years, came to Korea as a professor, and founded a small company a few years ago with two children asked me, “You run a company in both the U.S. and Korea, so I think you know it well. I don’t know…
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Three Principles to Increase ‘Work Immersion’
Three Principles to Increase ‘Work Immersion’ An article on “Work engagement” was published in the Weekly Biz that deals with the secret to the success of Don Quixote in Japan. Korean office workers’ work engagement rate stands at 12 percent, which is still lower than the average. Here is a summary of the article. Work…
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Many businessmen are dissatisfied with Korea’s dismissal system.
Not long ago, a friend of mine who worked in the U.S. for six years, came to Korea as a professor, and founded a small company a few years ago with two children asked me, “You run a company in both the U.S. and Korea, so I think you know it well. I don’t know…
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The exchange rate, the value of each country’s money, I see as a function of its economic growth and interest rates.
The exchange rate, the value of each country’s money, I see as a function of its economic growth and interest rates. If economic growth is relatively good and interest rates are high, investment increases overseas, which increases the value of the country’s money.And if you look at the stock index of that country, you can…