@@AhyeonJeon Ha..ha drinking and eating session is to create buddies doesn't matter the rank/position that include the business owner to the janitor. In fact drinking session the best time to talk about ideas and solution.
@@hammermanman5203 Well.. different experience and different perspective. Drinking session can be a good time to talk about idea and solution but another meaning of it is extension of working hours
I just knew that Koreans are very particular in looks. For us,we don't even budge about others appearance bcz I guess we're not into looking some kind of beauty standard. Koreans are cool though,the dramas are cool. but,at some point,I guess people need to be chill about looks. God created all of us with our own uniqueness.
I rarely wear any makeup its depend on my mood, people mostly wear one just because they love n like doing so , some are just basic powder n lipstik. But of cos if you work with front desk or customer service an appropriate makeup is a must.
I agree with everything. it's really doesn't took long in preparation to go to work. no one care to judge the details. well in your case, you're already pretty so no need much make up anyway.
Unpaid overtime is super common in Malaysia. Normally, only public sector, GLC and some international company don't require you to do overtime but most private sector, especially businesses run by Chinese/Japanese, you are expected to do unpaid overtime.
It's discretionary to each company and how their policy is set. Legally, of course, they do need to adhere to the minimum requirements set by labour law (always good to grab the latest edition from the bookstore as reference when seeking understanding from the HR). It is stated in labour law that there is a max wage limit for OT claims. From my experience, small/medium locally run businesses will pay OT although you will need to keep it in check in case they "forget" to pay you OT, if you know what i mean.
My department only have monthly birthday lunch gathering and anual outing. This already gives me headaches to attend. But apparently work based-social gathering is a thing in korea. Major respect to people can keep up with working culture like that, cause i only wanna unwind by myself after long day work. But i guess issa good thing also, you can get to know ur colleague after work but not be able to say no is kinda set back too. There are pros and cons in everything.
In Malaysia there is actually rank on seniority when you talk with older than you, like they will call you “akak” “miss” or if you younger they will call you “adik” .. but you can talk comfortably either you are young or older. Its depends on individuals
malaysia have meditation room.. we medidate 5 times a day on a designated time.. compulsory. employer cannot stop people to meditate. if not, employer will be catch by police if reported.
Well lucky u, u got into a good company. I've worked in alot of different companies. There's still company that don't pay for "overtime". It depends on the boss itself. About doing beyond ur job scope, Malaysia is really doing this. For example, if u work as a graphic designer.. u need to know how to edit videos, photography, animation etc. Like u we're paid for 1 position but needed to do multiple task. So they can cut their budget on staff. Especially during this pandemic. There's certain professional job are underpaid. That's a bitter Truth of Malaysia haha. It's not all company do like this, but mostly it came from a bit medium to small size company.
I kind of feel frustrated when I watch Korean drama where they shows these company dinners scene, like you need to dress up in formal clothes, and it is straight away after you clock out from work. For us, we do have company dinners but much more casual (if it is a small company dinners, for big events just dress according to the dress code given by organizer). We clock out at 5/6 pm, and just go the designated destination at 8/8.30 pm chosen by senior employee. Usually mamak restaurant or tomyum restaurant were the most preferred location. We just wear hoodie or shirt and loose pants, or anything that is comfortable, since we are just there to socialize and not discussing about work. Yeah... it will be nice if you guys could experience something like this too..
In Malaysia 🇲🇾, we do overtime to earn extra money, nothing else and according to the law, the maximum overtime you can do per day is 2 hours. You can't do it regularly because the human labor auditor will come and check with your company. If they found out that many associates working overtime, the human labor will sue the company for forcing civilians to overwork. Second, Malaysian don't care about fashion that much when they work. What important for them is your work performance and your attitude in the company. I've seen many females colleagues who did not wear makeup on daily basis, except for meeting with an important client, the company annual dinner. If they have a date, they wear make-up after work hours.
Is that true in korea go to mall also need to be neat and dress up while in malaysia just casual attire? After watching this , i appreciate my working culture in malaysia more.
I don’t necessarily get dressed up when I go to the mall in Korea but people usually put enough effort on their outfit when they go out even when they wear casual clothes I guess
Talking about Malaysian work culture with every Japanese Manager or business owner, i assure you every one of them will tell you it would cause a big headache to him , prefer to talk about other thing. 😁😁
Because we work from bottom.... So we know how hard and take time to be a manager.... And manager know hard to be newbie to No need to be senior² but just respect each other and work as a team together.... With out the junior there is no senior...
Hi Ahyeon, thank you for your fantastic videos! Just would like to say look forward to your more videos and also would be much appreciated if you can share with us how the foreigner can work in Korea!
Hello there. Sorry to ask, if i not mistaken korea and japan has similiar work culture right?(sorry if i wrong about it) i'm curious back when you still working in korea, after your work hours is over does you n other staff goes home or you have to wait and stay until your boss/senior to leave first, bcause there are some boss whose works until lates hours, n 1 more thing how many days can you take a day off(length of leave) n does you will receive the same salary as if you worked your usual hours.Sorry if you doesn't understand ,my english a bit Rusty its been while since i using it. Tq
From my personal experience, I waited for them if they are going to finish soon as well but if they were going to work another 1 hour I didn’t wait. It was like that back in the days but these days, younger generations care less about it than before I guess. I got 11 days for AL per year in Korea 😃
Normally overtime work is payable for the non exec staff whilst exec and above are not entitled except for meal allowance. Seniority salutation is commonly practised by the people in Korea due to militery culture?
Hi beautiful...fyi sometime I wear tracksuit n t-shirt n just go to work... btw I'm office worker...hahahahhaha 😂...as long my work is done on time..u know what no one even care....😎
In Malaysia, if we want to disagree with the boss, we speak in English. In most asian language, you'd sound "kurang ajar". Similarly if the boss wants to be strict and serious, he'll speak in English. He doesn't want to sound like he's angry with you.
Intern for me is basically to get more experience so that you can fill out your resume more. A lot of interns are hoping to get a job in the company but that happens really rarely and pretty competitive. I didn’t watch Misaeng but apparently when that drama came out a lot of people could relate to it (office job) haha
@@AhyeonJeon intern in malaysia we will train to be competence worker to 3 months and continue if needed to 6 months. They can get raise salary for some company and get permanent.
me working at Samsung constrction with korean and local staff situation: MEP dept Steel pipe not yet installed, we cannot install brick wall to close it korean staff: just F-king close the brick wall and let MEP dept demolish, install the pipe and let them install brick wall again under their dept cost local staff: MEP dept havent done their part yet? well lets do other things we can first. relax dude
Overtime in malaysia is not a given. Generally overtime is compulsory and protected under the employment Act/law for certain positions or pay scale. If you are supervisor level and above, rest assure that you will not be entitled to overtime.
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learn the efficiency from korean and learn how to relax from malaysian...hehehe
@@AhyeonJeon Ha..ha drinking and eating session is to create buddies doesn't matter the rank/position that include the business owner to the janitor. In fact drinking session the best time to talk about ideas and solution.
@@hammermanman5203 Well.. different experience and different perspective. Drinking session can be a good time to talk about idea and solution but another meaning of it is extension of working hours
@@AhyeonJeon woo ai ni....
@@AhyeonJeon I agree. Such gatherings can be good but it should always be voluntary, not forced.
well said! agree agree. hehe we learn from each other's culture.
I just knew that Koreans are very particular in looks. For us,we don't even budge about others appearance bcz I guess we're not into looking some kind of beauty standard. Koreans are cool though,the dramas are cool. but,at some point,I guess people need to be chill about looks. God created all of us with our own uniqueness.
Malaysia adopts scandinavian culture especially swedish culture...no seniority and just relax and chill (except that over time part)
Really? How did u know
In malaysia we need the work done........
We not need dressing....
Dressing for "salad only".... except the receptionist and meet the attendants
I rarely wear any makeup its depend on my mood, people mostly wear one just because they love n like doing so , some are just basic powder n lipstik. But of cos if you work with front desk or customer service an appropriate makeup is a must.
@Daily Daisy same....
That is the reason I am grateful being Malaysian and working here still. Your opinion explains it all.
I agree with everything. it's really doesn't took long in preparation to go to work. no one care to judge the details. well in your case, you're already pretty so no need much make up anyway.
Unpaid overtime is super common in Malaysia. Normally, only public sector, GLC and some international company don't require you to do overtime but most private sector, especially businesses run by Chinese/Japanese, you are expected to do unpaid overtime.
It's discretionary to each company and how their policy is set. Legally, of course, they do need to adhere to the minimum requirements set by labour law (always good to grab the latest edition from the bookstore as reference when seeking understanding from the HR). It is stated in labour law that there is a max wage limit for OT claims.
From my experience, small/medium locally run businesses will pay OT although you will need to keep it in check in case they "forget" to pay you OT, if you know what i mean.
All your topics is on point🙈
but sometimes manager...can be hard to deal with😂
Haha yea I agree
Rilex & enjoy your work.... Dont be stress
Thanks😊
My department only have monthly birthday lunch gathering and anual outing. This already gives me headaches to attend. But apparently work based-social gathering is a thing in korea. Major respect to people can keep up with working culture like that, cause i only wanna unwind by myself after long day work.
But i guess issa good thing also, you can get to know ur colleague after work but not be able to say no is kinda set back too. There are pros and cons in everything.
in my office.. we can do everything we want as long your work done. 🥰
In Malaysia there is actually rank on seniority when you talk with older than you, like they will call you “akak” “miss” or if you younger they will call you “adik” .. but you can talk comfortably either you are young or older. Its depends on individuals
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malaysia have meditation room.. we medidate 5 times a day on a designated time.. compulsory. employer cannot stop people to meditate. if not, employer will be catch by police if reported.
Wow that's new for me. I can't believe police can arrest people for that :O
Actually, it's not exactly meditation, it's prayer, which is obligatory in Islam. So that's why it's kinda serious.
@@AhyeonJeon prayer room hahaha, yes as per the next commentor, obligatory in malaysia for muslims
Well lucky u, u got into a good company. I've worked in alot of different companies. There's still company that don't pay for "overtime". It depends on the boss itself. About doing beyond ur job scope, Malaysia is really doing this. For example, if u work as a graphic designer.. u need to know how to edit videos, photography, animation etc. Like u we're paid for 1 position but needed to do multiple task. So they can cut their budget on staff. Especially during this pandemic. There's certain professional job are underpaid. That's a bitter Truth of Malaysia haha. It's not all company do like this, but mostly it came from a bit medium to small size company.
I kind of feel frustrated when I watch Korean drama where they shows these company dinners scene, like you need to dress up in formal clothes, and it is straight away after you clock out from work. For us, we do have company dinners but much more casual (if it is a small company dinners, for big events just dress according to the dress code given by organizer).
We clock out at 5/6 pm, and just go the designated destination at 8/8.30 pm chosen by senior employee. Usually mamak restaurant or tomyum restaurant were the most preferred location. We just wear hoodie or shirt and loose pants, or anything that is comfortable, since we are just there to socialize and not discussing about work.
Yeah... it will be nice if you guys could experience something like this too..
In Malaysia don't have to change clothing according to season :P
That’s my favorite part of Malaysia hehe 😜
What season? Lol. That's the good thing about Malaysia.
@@redhawx4216 season like winter/summer/autumn/spring...because they doesn't happen in malaysia..maybe only summer😊
@Simon yes2....we can used our clothes whatever season in Malaysia hahahahaha....
how accurate is the Korean work culture as potrayed in dramas? Based on your video, it would seem its quite realistic. btw, great video, keep it up.
Some are a bit exaggerated but you can actually understand Korean office culture from dramas I don’t think that’s totally bs haha
In Malaysia 🇲🇾, we do overtime to earn extra money, nothing else and according to the law, the maximum overtime you can do per day is 2 hours. You can't do it regularly because the human labor auditor will come and check with your company. If they found out that many associates working overtime, the human labor will sue the company for forcing civilians to overwork.
Second, Malaysian don't care about fashion that much when they work. What important for them is your work performance and your attitude in the company. I've seen many females colleagues who did not wear makeup on daily basis, except for meeting with an important client, the company annual dinner. If they have a date, they wear make-up after work hours.
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Is that true in korea go to mall also need to be neat and dress up while in malaysia just casual attire? After watching this , i appreciate my working culture in malaysia more.
I don’t necessarily get dressed up when I go to the mall in Korea but people usually put enough effort on their outfit when they go out even when they wear casual clothes I guess
Talking about Malaysian work culture with every Japanese Manager or business owner, i assure you every one of them will tell you it would cause a big headache to him , prefer to talk about other thing. 😁😁
If you change topic into Malaysian public service work culture, you can give Japanese manager an instant heart attack. 😂😂
In Malaysia especially factory sectors, Wednesday or Thursday is the day that many workers auto medical leave. Hahaha.
Because we work from bottom.... So we know how hard and take time to be a manager....
And manager know hard to be newbie to No need to be senior² but just respect each other and work as a team together.... With out the junior there is no senior...
Malaysia the best.I love Malaysia❤️🇲🇾.
Malaysia do have seniority calture but not as much as korea. Maybe more casual(?) and also depends onoffice culture.
Hi Ahyeon, thank you for your fantastic videos! Just would like to say look forward to your more videos and also would be much appreciated if you can share with us how the foreigner can work in Korea!
Good video, subscribed !
Thanks 🥰
So conclusion…. Do you prefer the working culture in 🇲🇾 or 🇰🇷? 😅
Malaysia haha
@@AhyeonJeon 🤣🤣🤣 i watched K drama a lot and i can feel the struggle working in 🇰🇷!
In malaysia there's so many bosses🤭
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Bossku !!!
We address our superior or boss by name.....there you go!
Hello there. Sorry to ask, if i not mistaken korea and japan has similiar work culture right?(sorry if i wrong about it) i'm curious back when you still working in korea, after your work hours is over does you n other staff goes home or you have to wait and stay until your boss/senior to leave first, bcause there are some boss whose works until lates hours, n 1 more thing how many days can you take a day off(length of leave) n does you will receive the same salary as if you worked your usual hours.Sorry if you doesn't understand ,my english a bit Rusty its been while since i using it. Tq
From my personal experience, I waited for them if they are going to finish soon as well but if they were going to work another 1 hour I didn’t wait. It was like that back in the days but these days, younger generations care less about it than before I guess. I got 11 days for AL per year in Korea 😃
@@AhyeonJeon oww i see thank you😀
@@AhyeonJeon 11 day AL?? ... Quite huge difference with us here.. Wow... Thanks for sharing
@@AhyeonJeon Eleven only? Wow, your Korean boss was very stingy! I thought my 21 days was not enough 🤪
Normally overtime work is payable for the non exec staff whilst exec and above are not entitled except for meal allowance. Seniority salutation is commonly practised by the people in Korea due to militery culture?
Hi beautiful...fyi sometime I wear tracksuit n t-shirt n just go to work... btw I'm office worker...hahahahhaha 😂...as long my work is done on time..u know what no one even care....😎
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Wow..ur company is so easygoing..nowadays government office also adapt the dressing practicality. Normally on friday we get to dress down with tshirt.
@@aizamia07 haha...I dunno because I just free spirited person...n yes I really love my company for let me be who I'm ...as long as u job is done!!!!
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In Malaysia, if we want to disagree with the boss, we speak in English. In most asian language, you'd sound "kurang ajar".
Similarly if the boss wants to be strict and serious, he'll speak in English. He doesn't want to sound like he's angry with you.
Jeon , can I ask what's your job or industry you work in ?? Consider doing one on why you picked Malaysia vs Korea in terms of salary , work culture 😁
What is your comment about intern in korea? It is bad like in drama? The best korean drama genre work i watched is Misaeng .
Intern for me is basically to get more experience so that you can fill out your resume more. A lot of interns are hoping to get a job in the company but that happens really rarely and pretty competitive. I didn’t watch Misaeng but apparently when that drama came out a lot of people could relate to it (office job) haha
@@AhyeonJeon intern in malaysia we will train to be competence worker to 3 months and continue if needed to 6 months. They can get raise salary for some company and get permanent.
so..which one you like it about "culture" ?? hahaha
Prefer to working in Malaysia haha
me working at Samsung constrction with korean and local staff
situation: MEP dept Steel pipe not yet installed, we cannot install brick wall to close it
korean staff: just F-king close the brick wall and let MEP dept demolish, install the pipe and let them install brick wall again under their dept cost
local staff: MEP dept havent done their part yet? well lets do other things we can first. relax dude
😂😂😂
RangoRick🤍🖤❤🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷Ahyeon jeon true
Tropical people are more laid back
Korea has many kkondae😭😭
A Malaysian who currently working in Korea😆😆😆
Omg I feel sorry for you 😭 화이팅!
tu ah kami chill² je😗
I SAW BOARDGAMES! Jom main INIS!
INIS is awesome! Hehe
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may i know what keyboard u are using? looks very nice.
It's iqunix f96 :)
@@AhyeonJeon thanks!
So..korea & japan have a same working culture?..
I can say similar haha
Malayan? Should've written as Malaysian.
Typo! I fixed it haha thanks man
Overtime in malaysia is not a given. Generally overtime is compulsory and protected under the employment Act/law for certain positions or pay scale.
If you are supervisor level and above, rest assure that you will not be entitled to overtime.
I want to work in Malaysia and then move to Korea. Can you advise me on what to do and how to start? I hope you can answer me.❤❤
I can only help you based on my experience but sure! Please DM me via Instagram
@@AhyeonJeon Well, give me your Instagram account name and I will contact you
South korea nr🥇🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷❤💙🤍🖤❤💙🤍🖤🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇
Can you make a video about "do korean people still not accepting foreigner / mix blood"
Interesting topic. I will try to make one :)
which country do u prefer?
As a employee, I prefer to working in Malaysia :)
Jeon sudah berapa lama bekerja di malaysia?
At Malaysia no has pali2🤭
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Hey have you meet kpop artist before?
No I haven’t haha
Haiii....kamu cantik
So u r telling us what's they show in korean drama is true? Lmao...i wouldn't survive a week in korea i guess..
Melaysia culture down turn.