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My flight literally departs in 3 hours to start my trip in Asia. I will be in Korea end August and stay for a while to get used to the culture and keep my eye out for the career world out there (potential future opportunities). So this video literally came at the PERFECT TIMING 😂👏🏻👏🏻 !! Thanks Natalia❤ So helpful
I would love to hear more about the job hunting process, like the interviews and even exams? It would be very interesting and helpful for those who will start that journey soon!
Not planning on working in Korea but I enjoyed the video so much!! I feel so happy because after having following you for quite a while it makes me so happy everything you've achieved so far!! truly inspiring!!
Those tips were very helpful, Natalia 🌹 I will move to SK in February to study at Ewha, and even though I don’t plan to find a job in Korea anytime soon, it’s always nice to have this info at hand. 🙌🏻
I'd love to know what your application feedback ratio was for Supply Chain vs Marketing roles and how the interviews differed (or if it was more difficult to find opportunities for foreigners in SC). I'm also in Procurement/ Supply Chain. :)
I’m currently studying korean language in Seoul, btw I am also trying to find a job unfortunately I don’t know where, do you guys have any idea where should I start? I can’t understand how it’s the process to look for a job in Korea to be honest.
Hi, I have a question for anyone there that might answer 😊 It is related towards where to deliver those CVs. Are there any job portals you guys can recommend like LinkedIn?
My masters was public admin so I would love to work at the US embassy in Korea or even like Seoul city hall because it aligns more with my degree but the former is mostly foreign service people (whole other ball game and testing vetting waiting) and military related people so thats almost out and the latter has like maybe one position..........I did get a chance to meet the former mayor of seoul when I was here for a research project on civic involvement in seoul - he did say myself and my team mates could apply anytime but the postions just arent there ......other than that i would absolutely love to work at a Korean univeristy preparing students to study abroad in the USA because I was heavily involved in student life while a student but then I also want to complete my Phd here in education policy or something - too hard to decide what to do but i definitely want to move on from teaching.... Do you think Korean companies actually fact check resumes etc? I know someone who lies about everything from high school and university name to current home address - it's not that this person didnt graduate from university or wants to embellish anything .this person just wants to keep the real info private - but not one job has called them out on it
Filling out the information and uploading the resume/cv and cover letter is a requirement for some job apps in the U.S., and I genuinely need help understanding this concept. It makes 0 sense!
Hi, i just wanted to know if it was so difficult to find a sponsor, i want to apply for a 6 month korean language program this year, and try to find a sponsor after, pls what advice can you give me. I can speak 3 languages and i have 3 years experience in my work.
@@deckcadetmiles but what if i eventually want to move back to america or a different country with a higher cost of living? Would I not be losing out on money by working that same job in say south korea instead of the same job in the US?
you saying that american jobs auto fill the info from resumes is so funny, 99% of the jobs i’ve applied for have you upload a resume and then you still have to manually fill out everything
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Natalia, it's great to see you in Korea reaching your goals. Also, thank you for the support.
My flight literally departs in 3 hours to start my trip in Asia. I will be in Korea end August and stay for a while to get used to the culture and keep my eye out for the career world out there (potential future opportunities). So this video literally came at the PERFECT TIMING 😂👏🏻👏🏻 !! Thanks Natalia❤ So helpful
I'm not looking for a job in Korea, but it's good to know what I'm not missing out on 😉
LMAO I love and relate to this comment so much
I would love to hear more about the job hunting process, like the interviews and even exams? It would be very interesting and helpful for those who will start that journey soon!
Not planning on working in Korea but I enjoyed the video so much!! I feel so happy because after having following you for quite a while it makes me so happy everything you've achieved so far!! truly inspiring!!
Those tips were very helpful, Natalia 🌹
I will move to SK in February to study at Ewha, and even though I don’t plan to find a job in Korea anytime soon, it’s always nice to have this info at hand. 🙌🏻
Ahhhhhhhh!! I'm so happy for you friend! Thanks for making thus video. 😊
Good luck with you! Wish you a big success in Korea 😊
thanks for video! wish you a big success in Korea!
I relate so hard about the 자소서 I spent so much effort writing one and then just realized it was a waste of time 😂.
I'd love to know what your application feedback ratio was for Supply Chain vs Marketing roles and how the interviews differed (or if it was more difficult to find opportunities for foreigners in SC). I'm also in Procurement/ Supply Chain. :)
This is so great!! Thank you so much
Such good information, SO GOOD!
외국에서 일하고 있는 한국인으로서.. 존경합니다
I might need to invest in linq because that transcribe is a game changer
I’m currently studying korean language in Seoul, btw I am also trying to find a job unfortunately I don’t know where, do you guys have any idea where should I start? I can’t understand how it’s the process to look for a job in Korea to be honest.
Could you please share your resume you used which got you the job ?
Hi, I have a question for anyone there that might answer 😊
It is related towards where to deliver those CVs. Are there any job portals you guys can recommend like LinkedIn?
My masters was public admin so I would love to work at the US embassy in Korea or even like Seoul city hall because it aligns more with my degree but the former is mostly foreign service people (whole other ball game and testing vetting waiting) and military related people so thats almost out and the latter has like maybe one position..........I did get a chance to meet the former mayor of seoul when I was here for a research project on civic involvement in seoul - he did say myself and my team mates could apply anytime but the postions just arent there ......other than that i would absolutely love to work at a Korean univeristy preparing students to study abroad in the USA because I was heavily involved in student life while a student but then I also want to complete my Phd here in education policy or something - too hard to decide what to do but i definitely want to move on from teaching....
Do you think Korean companies actually fact check resumes etc? I know someone who lies about everything from high school and university name to current home address - it's not that this person didnt graduate from university or wants to embellish anything .this person just wants to keep the real info private - but not one job has called them out on it
I’m curious what articles your company sends you to read. Do you have any sites you can recommend? I’m always trying to improve my reading
What’s the best sites did you use to find your job?
i love to watch natalias channel (i'll keep doing that ofc!), but does anyone know more channels that are just like hers ? :)
I watch Megan Osten. Her story is truly amazing! 😊
한국에서 계속 살아요 ❤
Filling out the information and uploading the resume/cv and cover letter is a requirement for some job apps in the U.S., and I genuinely need help understanding this concept. It makes 0 sense!
Hi, i just wanted to know if it was so difficult to find a sponsor, i want to apply for a 6 month korean language program this year, and try to find a sponsor after, pls what advice can you give me.
I can speak 3 languages and i have 3 years experience in my work.
from D4 visa what type of visa do you get to work??
E7
I heard that one can earn less salary working in Korea compared to working that same position in America? I am American. is this true?
The cost of living here is lower, so it's all relative.
@@deckcadetmiles but what if i eventually want to move back to america or a different country with a higher cost of living? Would I not be losing out on money by working that same job in say south korea instead of the same job in the US?
Did you do a video on how to increase views/followers on youtube? I love your channel & want to start mine soon but would like any advice!
you saying that american jobs auto fill the info from resumes is so funny, 99% of the jobs i’ve applied for have you upload a resume and then you still have to manually fill out everything
Yo same lol
my language ability being at a 0 also a headshot hell NO LOL
How much is ur salary?
Sorry, I'm not legally allowed to say~ Our company requires us to sign an NDA... yes, I'm being so serious ㅠㅠㅠㅠ