concept   going to work
culture   South Korea
statement   In South Korea, workplace culture emphasizes punctuality, long hours, and company loyalty.
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1 go to work South Korea May involve using public transportation or biking, and often includes long hours and potential after-work socializing with colleagues. 1
2 going to work South Korea Taking the subway or train, and sometimes working long hours, is the norm when going to work. 1
3 going to work South Korea Commute by train, bus, or subway, typically arriving earlier and staying later, with a strong emphasis on punctuality and dedication to the company. 1
4 going to work South Korea The culture values punctuality and often involves long working hours, with many employees arriving at work early in the morning and leaving late at night. 1
5 going to work South Korea Often involves commuting using crowded public transportation, working long hours, and having a strong emphasis on punctuality and dedication to the company. 1
6 job South Korea Changing jobs frequently may be seen as disloyal and undesirable. 1
7 job South Korea Often involves long working hours and a strong focus on company loyalty 1
8 job South Korea Company loyalty is highly regarded, and individuals often stay with the same company for their entire career. 1
9 job South Korea Long work hours and dedication to the company are highly valued 1
10 work South Korea Work is strongly tied to social harmony and collective success, often involving long hours and dedication to the company. 1
11 work South Korea Working long hours and displaying dedication to work is highly valued, often seen as a sign of commitment and loyalty to the company. 1
12 work South Korea Overtime is common and expected, often seen as dedication to the job 1
13 work South Korea Involves long hours and strong dedication to the company, often including unpaid overtime 1