Thoughts on Korean Business by Don Southerton

 Don Southerton here... In this YouTube episode, we look at our Team-level Korean Business Culture program. Building Korean business cross-cultural understanding is essential for long-term team success. Cultural differences can create misunderstandings and stress that impact productivity and smooth business operations. Cross-cultural education is recognized as the chief solution to workplace challenges. We have a long history of training executives and teams in a wide range of Korea-focused mentoring, coaching, and strategy services. We offer a six-week Korea 101 Korean Business Culture program for teams. The theme is “Working within the Cultures.”  The cost is US $4800.00. Additionally, we provide situational mentoring and coaching as needed on issues that surface, focusing on negotiations and meeting expectations. The workshops and mentoring aim to build upon the team’s experiences while providing new understandings. We invite you to schedule a time to discuss the details us...

  We’re rebooting our Korea 101 YouTube channel. In this episode, I’ll share ten insights into Korean working teams’ DNA, norms, and mindset. The list was compiled by a Korean colleague who asked me to share it in my workshops and give others a better understanding of Korean work culture. If you have a question or want more information … call, text, or email… and I’ll get back to you. Dsoutherton@bridgingculture.com 310–866–3777