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CEO Guide to Doing Business in South Korea
By: Ade Asefeso
Narrated by: James Beaubeaux
Length: 3 hrs and 12 mins
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CEO Guide to Doing Business in South Korea

Name: CEO Guide to Doing Business in South Korea
Brand: Ade Asefeso MCIPS MBA
SKU: BK_ACX0_014602UK
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By: Ade Asefeso

Narrated by: James Beaubeaux

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Summary

South Korea has a motivated and highly educated workforce that leads the world in a range of high-tech disciplines. Seven percent of the country's GDP is spent on education and 74 percent of South Koreans undertake post graduate-level education. You will find workers in South Korea to be disciplined, hard working and keen to undergo training. South Korea greatly values its workforce highly and is keen to attract high-quality skills from overseas. It has recently relaxed restrictions on visas for overseas workers. The organisation Contact Korea has Korean Business Centres in 29 countries around the world, dedicated to attracting talented people to work in South Korea.