Thank you for answering my question on how often jobs pay. A number of jobs in the US will pay weekly or every 2 weeks, so getting paid only once a month will be a budget adjustment I need to prepare for.
Thanks for this video. Teona has really good advices. They make sense, but some people can tend to forget their manners when they go to another country. I'm French and I know there are some issues in Korea because of other French people. It makes me angry as I really tried to respect and understand the culture when I used to live there.
@@itsjinakim don't feel bad about comments. Good people like Ghandi and John Lennon got murdered for spreading unity. Locked up serial killers get fanmail. So you will always have haters and lovers...
This is so refreshing especially since not many videos talk about existing professionals who have some experience and are looking to move into Korea. Would love another video with Teona!
@@gen1130 the cost of living in SG is much worst than korea. And yes even SG apartment are $3800-$5000 psf for 99 years. Higher than Seoul apartment. Going to KR from SG is definitely a Quality of life improvement.
👏 Great video love it! She is very nice and wanted to help. Thank you to her to spend sometime with us. You can tell she is accomplished with high degree, a polylingual, experience and full of confidence. Prop to her to able to be high level fluent in Korean. That's def will help in hiring, communicate and have a better work environment. It's definitely will help if one is good looking in addition to skills and experience for the korean hiring.
Hello 😊🌸 from Armenia 🇦🇲 I'm a programmer 👩🏼💻 and I was looking to apply for jobs in europe or dubai or korea after I graduate. This video was very helpful. Thank you so much 😊🌸🤍
Thank you both for the awesome information you both gave. I totally agree to know the value of South Korean and how people from all over should respect their means. !!!
For me my journey started 3 years ago. First my main focus was on Korean dramas as I am always looking at things from analytical and emotional perspective together I was aware that dramas arent real life. After some period of time gradually I got interested in learning the language in order to explore more about the cultural aspects. As a plus sentence structure of my main language Turkish is similar to Korean it gets easier to understand and compare. Now I realised in several years I would like to live in Korea. As a result Ill save this video for later too.
I worked as a Librarian. So municipal government, civil servant type job. We wore sensible shoes and walked around with canvas tote bags with slogan or illustrator artwork. It was harder to take off. Cause someone always had to be there at each job level. Sometimes worked morning and afternoon. Sometimes afternoon and night. Sometimes on weekend. No bonus. Salary could be stagnant for some time.
I'm Georgian and I had feeling that she was Georgian and when she said her name and she said that she is Georgian I started screaming and jumping. I'm glad to see her in your video🥰🥰🤗🤗🤗
Woahh jina unnie 💜 finally ur here Thanks for the video and the time u spent on it Now in my list u r the imp person i want to meet,i am damn sure if i come to korea i will meet you Promise me that u will make a video with me😉🤞🏻 Saranghe 💜💜💜🙂
Been looking but I heard that it is easier to find a job when you get to Korea compared to trying to find a job before you go. I'm a gyopo w/no degree and an F4 visa. What options do you think I would have? I would be taking a huge pay cut to move to Korea but it is what I have always wanted to do. Also, is there a service where I could pay someone to help me create my resume in Korean form?
With no degree.... you honestly will find it incredibly difficult. Korea has the highest amount of university grads in the world. 80% of Koreans have a degree. It doesn't even matter the degree so much, its more that you have one and even more so a good university. So unless you are super specialized with years of experience... truth is your chances are low.
if u are into trucking... u probably can make it or If u have some money saved up and want to open a business u also can do it.... Their population is aging rapidly... they will need young foreigners if they don't want to go extinct. Besides that in today's world experience is what matters the most, if u have experience in ur craft u can probaly get a job their regardless of ur education. Having a hight education doesn't mean being more professional than the ones who don't.
Wow this was so informative and helpful for people like us who are trying to get into working to Korea. She’s so on point with her answers and it really does comes down to dedication and hard work. I wish I can have her confidence to go through all that process just to get a job in Korea. Also, I was really impressed how she said that manners is the one of the most important thing to learn., “ if you don’t understand it/them, try to have an open mind” and “ you’re a visitor of this country and you should be the one to adjust”. I miss Korea so much. I was just there for few months and came back couple days ago. My is Korean is very minimal so I deducted to learn again from the bottom and work hard.
As a foreigner no matter which company you are applying, Startup medium big, without even looking at your resume the first question is: how good is your Korean even if you are in charge for the overseas market. So before anything else if you want to work in Korea start learning Korean as of now 🙃 also I advice everyone to think seriously why you want to work here and if it is really worth it. I have worked already at 5 different places and also talked to people who have been here for 10 years, and I can tell you it is still not foreigner friendly. The big companies put foreigners in roles so they can have the image of diversity the small companies take advantage of foreign workforce because they can pay them lower salary saying “we are sponsoring your visa so this is the salary. Not negotiable. Take it or leave it.” I heard this from so so many foreigners so truly think why you want to work here.
I design the motiv on t shirt and other stuff in Germany and I want life next year in Korea this is my dream and I also want start with TH-cam vlogs and TikTok video s in Korea 😍
Teona: speaking Jina: 😯 Teona is interesting person and her answers are really smart. And for me her appearance and speech immediately gave her Russian roots)
Hi Jina, thank you. This was very interesting. I have a question. Respect for elders is very important with Korean culture. Does that effect the hiring process? In the US some companies discriminate against older people. Also are women paid equally as men in Korean? Thank you
I have not been there but Korean women fight for the salary discriminations between men and women also it has one of the highest differences between male and female salary.
This is in almost every country when it comes to salary differences between men and women. Same degrees, same work input and output, same workload and hours, yet women get paid less.
@@beany1944 I 'm not sure about korea but in most developed countries women do work fewer hours than man in general. Besides that man work in more dangerouse jobs which pays better than most jobs that women normally choose except the ones working in engineering, medics or lawyers. And there are few women working these jobs compared to man. Fortunatly this is changing with time. I heard that in korea it's a bit diferent, their society is still stuck in the past but I'm not sure if the rumors are true or not. I normaly take these things with a grain of salt. In most western countries people still belive that women are paid less doing the same job and hours as man when it's ilegal to do so, and the statistics just show otherwise. I have to see some statistics from korea. cheers
![How Much Do Foreigners In Korea Make? [Seoul] | Street Interview](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nfrgOeb1AHY/mqdefault.jpg)
According to Netflix everyone in Seoul under age 30 lives in a rooftop penthouse with a patio the size of a tennis court. I’m in.
😂😂😂
And it is all the same rooftop house.
exactly description lmao
😂😂😂😂😂
@@ArielaShines right the green themed rooftop
Jina, please make another video with her that, how did she learned Korean and speaks perfect ( you said it's perfect )
@sunny dayday what are you actually coming to say?
@sunny dayday is
@sunny dayday your point is…..
i'm guessing her scholarship was the government one which has a year of language studies
Thanks for both girls
Thank you for answering my question on how often jobs pay. A number of jobs in the US will pay weekly or every 2 weeks, so getting paid only once a month will be a budget adjustment I need to prepare for.
In Russia it`s also 2 times a month mostly.
In the UK we get paid once a month.
In France we get paid once a month
Thanks for this video. Teona has really good advices. They make sense, but some people can tend to forget their manners when they go to another country. I'm French and I know there are some issues in Korea because of other French people. It makes me angry as I really tried to respect and understand the culture when I used to live there.
I dont want to find job i just want to win 50 million lottery and sleep
I am with you on that!
Same! 😂
Haha me too! Especially the korean work system is soooo awful ~~ you work until you die ~~~
Squid game is a good option :)
@@bigtimestan2385 lmaooo
yayy! thankyou jina for this Video I wanted this so badly.. ♥
So happy to help you guys 🤩
@@itsjinakim don't feel bad about comments. Good people like Ghandi and John Lennon got murdered for spreading unity. Locked up serial killers get fanmail. So you will always have haters and lovers...
This is so refreshing especially since not many videos talk about existing professionals who have some experience and are looking to move into Korea. Would love another video with Teona!
Thankyou 🙏 I'm glad there's not just teaching roles for foreigners 💕
Actually love that she came for things like politics & economy... haha dramas & K-pop is great too ♡ they're not mutually exclusive either
Jina unnie's every video is informative, unnie glows up and gets beautiful 💜 day by day ,🤩
So nice to see a Georgian person achieve so many things and gove advice from her own experience
This was really helpful, thank you both for sharing!
Teona is very informative and she provides helpful tips! Thanks both.
First off let me say Jina is looking very beautiful today as always ❤️ And awesome vid Jina it is very informational and helpful ❤️❤️👍🏼
i love the way she articulates and explains herself, so helpful!!
❤️❤️
Both of Eonni look Beautiful
😍😍😍
@@itsjinakim ❤️
This is so useful, I wanna apply for graphic design jobs in Seoul cause 10 years of doing design in Singapore is killing me in the inside 💀
why do you think it will be better there?
@@gen1130 The pay increase might be significant for her
@@Wingzero90939 yeah, but it won't be killing her inside less
So, computer science majors can also apply
@@gen1130 the cost of living in SG is much worst than korea. And yes even SG apartment are $3800-$5000 psf for 99 years. Higher than Seoul apartment. Going to KR from SG is definitely a Quality of life improvement.
So informative! Love how you guys share your knowledge and experiences❤️ Hope I can visit Korea and get a job someday..
Thankfully to both of you, so appreciated ur content.
Omg!!!! I don't believe it!!!!!~~~
I was a classmate with this girl in korea in 2014!!!!!!~~~~~~~
How cool! And what are you doing right now
Thank you MC and Teoniko for the information, it's very informative to me. Thanks again.
👏 Great video love it! She is very nice and wanted to help. Thank you to her to spend sometime with us. You can tell she is accomplished with high degree, a polylingual, experience and full of confidence. Prop to her to able to be high level fluent in Korean. That's def will help in hiring, communicate and have a better work environment. It's definitely will help if one is good looking in addition to skills and experience for the korean hiring.
Yay!! Finally new video!!!!
Thank you so much❤❤
This is sooooo helpful. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
Hello 😊🌸 from Armenia 🇦🇲
I'm a programmer 👩🏼💻 and I was looking to apply for jobs in europe or dubai or korea after I graduate.
This video was very helpful.
Thank you so much 😊🌸🤍
Jina thank you very much this is very important ❤️
So informational, loved the vibe.
Love you jina unnie 😘👍
This was very useful :D Thank you so much ladies
As usual visual queen
Thank you both for the awesome information you both gave. I totally agree to know the value of South Korean and how people from all over should respect their means. !!!
Love you jina unnie.the thing I like most about you that you are very honest
You definitely answered all my queries 🤧
Your videos are sooo help ful for us unnie ✨🥰
Hi, how are you doing today 😄💜
Thanks for the video, I want to be able to work in South Korea when I finish school 🙂
Thank you very much for this video!! I was waiting for it!! 🤗👏
I really appreciate your video 😍❤️
She's amazing, so kind and smart. Nice that she speak 4 languages and lives in Korea and also she have a good job, wanna be like her😅💖
great video
Jina unnie always giving us best of best contents. Love you unnie💕. I also want to work in korea. Hopefully I will ge a job.
Your last videos are so interesting, I will be waiting the next one! :D
For me my journey started 3 years ago. First my main focus was on Korean dramas as I am always looking at things from analytical and emotional perspective together I was aware that dramas arent real life. After some period of time gradually I got interested in learning the language in order to explore more about the cultural aspects. As a plus sentence structure of my main language Turkish is similar to Korean it gets easier to understand and compare. Now I realised in several years I would like to live in Korea. As a result Ill save this video for later too.
help me😢.I'm poor. I'm From Bangladeshi
are u in korea now?
@@_Na_ra_ No🥲.I'm frome Bangladeshi. Kuria is my Dream. I'm so poor that 😥
WOW THIS WAS AMAZING!!!!!!
Dream job would be working with Jina
Hahahahhaha 😂😂
I worked as a Librarian. So municipal government, civil servant type job. We wore sensible shoes and walked around with canvas tote bags with slogan or illustrator artwork. It was harder to take off. Cause someone always had to be there at each job level. Sometimes worked morning and afternoon. Sometimes afternoon and night. Sometimes on weekend. No bonus. Salary could be stagnant for some time.
So informative!! Thank you 🙏🏻 ♥️ This was the video I needed and didn’t expect!! Great Job 👏🏻 Jina
Jina you looks so pretty and beautiful 💙💙💙❤️❤️😍😍
Thanks always haha
@@itsjinakim Hi I want ask do you be maybe in Poland od you know someone from Poland ?
No
@@emon4970 I do not ask you I think Jina is smart person so she can answer alone
I love your channel so much. Thank you!
Thanks it's so informative ❤️
와, 너무 관심을 끄는 비디오를 활영해서 감사합니다! 저는 한국 문화하고 한국어를 너무 좋아허거든요. 제 꿈은 한국에 사는 것이지만 현실적인지 모르겠어요. 그 때문에 그 비디오가 진짜 좋고 이로워요. 감사합니다 !
You are so beautiful every day Jina 😍 I love every video from you ❤ have a good night 🌙😴
Aw thanks!! Good night 😴 🌃
I'm Georgian and I had feeling that she was Georgian and when she said her name and she said that she is Georgian I started screaming and jumping. I'm glad to see her in your video🥰🥰🤗🤗🤗
hii i am here georgian too :D
Oh my god..😘 u r looking gorgeous in this hair cut as well with those channel earings ❤️❤️
Hehe thanks a lot! I love my new look, too 😍
Thank you so much for this video!! It’s super helpful and you guys are the sweetest💕
Good interview and information
She is amazing! Very informative and positive... tnx for this video!
I want to be a teacher in South Korea but I have to learn Korean first
You don't need to speak Korean to be a language teacher.
Oh my.. Level 4... Me, struggling to understand level 1 😂
My level is zero😆only know annyonghaseyo,ney,dey,aniyo,jinja
you look so beautiful in this vid!!
This was this exact video I was looking for! Thank you Jina 😁
i'm a graphic designer freelance from potugal. Hope that one day i can find a job in south korea :)
Videos are too long, always watch with 1.75x
That s interesting since i Ve Always thought of come to korea One day
Woahh jina unnie 💜 finally ur here
Thanks for the video and the time u spent on it
Now in my list u r the imp person i want to meet,i am damn sure if i come to korea i will meet you
Promise me that u will make a video with me😉🤞🏻
Saranghe 💜💜💜🙂
👍Helpful information!
Politics, economics, innovation and food for me. I'm a software engineer.
I love JINA, and all of her video's! 👋👍🤗😍
Been looking but I heard that it is easier to find a job when you get to Korea compared to trying to find a job before you go. I'm a gyopo w/no degree and an F4 visa. What options do you think I would have? I would be taking a huge pay cut to move to Korea but it is what I have always wanted to do. Also, is there a service where I could pay someone to help me create my resume in Korean form?
With no degree.... you honestly will find it incredibly difficult. Korea has the highest amount of university grads in the world. 80% of Koreans have a degree. It doesn't even matter the degree so much, its more that you have one and even more so a good university. So unless you are super specialized with years of experience... truth is your chances are low.
@@MyLittleGreenHairdedMermaid Challenge accepted!
if u are into trucking... u probably can make it or If u have some money saved up and want to open a business u also can do it.... Their population is aging rapidly... they will need young foreigners if they don't want to go extinct. Besides that in today's world experience is what matters the most, if u have experience in ur craft u can probaly get a job their regardless of ur education. Having a hight education doesn't mean being more professional than the ones who don't.
Second? I love you jina 💗
Ily too 💓 💗
I love this topic ..
7:00 video starts
If you don't like drinking, don't work in Korea. Drinking culture is huge there and if you opt out, it looks bad and your colleagues look down on you.
She is living my dream life. That is my dream job. I will improve my Korean and get it next year 🙏😭 pray for me guys.
Nice one as always 🌹
Please, what's the name of your microphone and where can I get it?
Wow this was so informative and helpful for people like us who are trying to get into working to Korea. She’s so on point with her answers and it really does comes down to dedication and hard work. I wish I can have her confidence to go through all that process just to get a job in Korea. Also, I was really impressed how she said that manners is the one of the most important thing to learn., “ if you don’t understand it/them, try to have an open mind” and “ you’re a visitor of this country and you should be the one to adjust”. I miss Korea so much. I was just there for few months and came back couple days ago. My is Korean is very minimal so I deducted to learn again from the bottom and work hard.
OMG jina my love.....
Love u dear sister ❤❤
As a foreigner no matter which company you are applying, Startup medium big, without even looking at your resume the first question is: how good is your Korean even if you are in charge for the overseas market. So before anything else if you want to work in Korea start learning Korean as of now 🙃 also I advice everyone to think seriously why you want to work here and if it is really worth it. I have worked already at 5 different places and also talked to people who have been here for 10 years, and I can tell you it is still not foreigner friendly. The big companies put foreigners in roles so they can have the image of diversity the small companies take advantage of foreign workforce because they can pay them
lower salary saying “we are sponsoring your visa so this is the salary. Not negotiable. Take it or leave it.” I heard this from so so many foreigners so truly think why you want to work here.
Thank you very much for this video, it is a very valuable information for us, those from other countries. With love, from Romania! 😘😘😘
This is interesting!!
Jina needed this ✨ thank you so much both of you for this ....
How about jobs in hospitality industry? I think I have never heard of any foreigners working in hotels/resorts in South Korea.
Jina love you ❤️❣️
I design the motiv on t shirt and other stuff in Germany and I want life next year in Korea this is my dream and I also want start with TH-cam vlogs and TikTok video s in Korea 😍
I m 21
Teona: speaking
Jina: 😯
Teona is interesting person and her answers are really smart. And for me her appearance and speech immediately gave her Russian roots)
I'm curious if foreigners can work as doctor in korea?
Cross Border means International Marketing .....
I am getting my bachelors in Computer Science. I would love it if someone could tell me a career path for this field in SK for a foreigner.
Very helpful and well explained!! Thank you!
Tq,very good information Jina Kim m Teoniko
Hey jina love from india🎉🎉
Hi India 🇮🇳☺
Such a great and very informative video! I don’t want to be a teacher so it was nice learning there are other Options
Teona is very classy. Korea is lucky to have her living there and contributing to Korean society. Speaks four languages and is fluent in Korean?! Wow!
Really informative
Thank you for sharing this... some good information. 👍🙂
Hello Jina 👋💜
Hiiii 🥰
Hi Jina, thank you. This was very interesting. I have a question. Respect for elders is very important with Korean culture. Does that effect the hiring process? In the US some companies discriminate against older people. Also are women paid equally as men in Korean? Thank you
I have not been there but Korean women fight for the salary discriminations between men and women also it has one of the highest differences between male and female salary.
This is in almost every country when it comes to salary differences between men and women. Same degrees, same work input and output, same workload and hours, yet women get paid less.
@@beany1944 I 'm not sure about korea but in most developed countries women do work fewer hours than man in general. Besides that man work in more dangerouse jobs which pays better than most jobs that women normally choose except the ones working in engineering, medics or lawyers. And there are few women working these jobs compared to man. Fortunatly this is changing with time.
I heard that in korea it's a bit diferent, their society is still stuck in the past but I'm not sure if the rumors are true or not. I normaly take these things with a grain of salt. In most western countries people still belive that women are paid less doing the same job and hours as man when it's ilegal to do so, and the statistics just show otherwise. I have to see some statistics from korea.
cheers
This is first time i am watching your video and liked it. Thank you to teona who shared so many important informations.
Thank you Jina for this video! My dream is to come to work in Korea, so I found it really useful!!
PS you look so cool in this video 🤩
This was so useful!
I can’t let a coworker be wrong. But I’m American.
Very informative interview, thanks!