concept   service
culture   South Korea
statement   In South Korea, service is characterized by omotenashi, attention to detail, no tipping, and emphasis on mutual trust and long-term relationships.
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1 community service South Korea Less commonly considered as a factor in college admissions, with more emphasis on academic achievements. 1
2 service South Korea The concept of 'omotenashi' (hospitality) is deeply ingrained in the service industry, with a strong focus on anticipating and fulfilling customer needs. 1
3 service South Korea In some traditional settings, excessive politeness and attention to detail is expected when providing service, such as bowing and using honorific language. 1
4 service agreement South Korea Emphasizes mutual trust and the building of long-term relationships between parties, often involving extensive negotiations and consultations 1
5 service counter South Korea Customers expect to be greeted by the staff immediately upon approaching the service counter, with a high level of politeness and respect. 1
6 service counter South Korea Often found in department stores, train stations, and banks where customers can receive assistance and make transactions with staff behind the counter. 1
7 service counter South Korea Often seen in train stations and department stores, where customers can purchase tickets, make inquiries, or access customer service. 1
8 service counter South Korea Often seen in train stations and department stores, where customers can purchase tickets, make inquiries, and seek assistance. 1
9 service rendered South Korea Tipping for good service is not customary and may be seen as rude or insulting. 1
10 service rendered South Korea Tipping is considered rude and unnecessary, as good service is expected as part of the job. 1