Korea Facing: A Recap

By Don Southerton, BCW Editor

It's been chilly in Denver, so I'm glad to be back in SoCal this week working with clients.

Meanwhile,

After posting weekly Korea Facing updates over the past few months,

I thought a short resource recap was timely. In part, with many readers demanding schedules and oceans of daily emails, some topics of interest may have come and gone unread.  We have also added a substantial number of new readers since Korea Facing's launch.

 

Here are the topics and direct links to each of the articles.

Korea corporate hierarchy

http://archive.aweber.com/bcw-clients/ItJtY/h/Korea_Facing_Hierarchy_Part_1.htm

http://archive.aweber.com/bcw-clients/GGH.Y/h/Korea_Facing_Hierarchy_Part_2.htm

http://archive.aweber.com/bcw-clients/DIzHI/h/Korea_Facing_Hierarchy_Part_3.htm

http://archive.aweber.com/bcw-clients/9s9kI/h/Some_Feedback_on_Hierarchy_Part.htm

 

Workplace generation issues

http://archive.aweber.com/bcw-clients/FYgz2/h/Korea_Facing_The_New.htm

http://archive.aweber.com/bcw-clients/IhKQ2/h/Feedback_Korea_Facing.htm

 

Countermeasures (dealing with challenges)

http://archive.aweber.com/bcw-clients/KPbVo/h/Korea_Facing_Countermeasures.htm

http://archive.aweber.com/bcw-clients/DqVAs/h/Comments_on_Korea_Facing.htm

 

Goals

http://archive.aweber.com/bcw-clients/EDZZs/h/Stretch_Goals_and_the_Seemingly.htm

 

Approval process

http://archive.aweber.com/bcw-clients/5cT5c/h/Korea_Facing_Approvals.htm

 

Not taking “No” as an answer

http://archive.aweber.com/bcw-clients/Jx15M/t/Korea_Facing_Knock_On_The_Door.htm

 

Western teams

http://archive.aweber.com/bcw-clients/OKd.6/h/Korea_Facing_Why_Hire.htm

 

 

As always, your comments, questions, and feedback is appreciated.

 

Don