Korean Job Discussion Forums

[jajdude]

Some might choose Korea? (shudder)

Not your home country.

Assuming you'd be OK (not rich, just enough though) with cash, where would you live?

[mithridates]

Korea.

(Or Japan)

[bejarano-korea]

Buenos Aires or Madrid.

I'm plumping for Buenos Aires!

[Tiger Beer]

Brazil or the Philippines.

Or maybe Japan.

[Son Deureo!]

Caribbean coast of Costa Rica.

[rockstarsmooth]

turkey or thailand.
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[mindmetoo]

I really liked Sapporo, Japan. Clean, modern, Asian but well thought out. Winter but not Canada cold. Summer but not stinkpot hot.

[DaeguKid]

Koh Phangan Thailand or Hikkaduwa Sri Lanka....paradise!

[unknown9398]

As long as money and a visa are available, I'd choose Norway or Sweden. High standard of living, great climate (for me), and terrific people.

[Leslie Cheswyck]

The island of Crete.











I grew up in a Mediterranean climate. I miss it a lot. And you can't get any more Mediterranean than Crete.

[Snowmeow]

I remember telling a minister in Busan that I liked his city more than my own at home. He seemed amazed by that and would mention it to other people.

My safe pick is Northern California
If I was willing to take a chance based on home video and photos I have seen, I'd pick Greece

[Draz]

I haven't got a clue. I've never been anywhere but Canada and the US, and limited parts of both. I just have a vague idea that somewhere else might be better.

[tiger fancini]

I'd go for Chiang Mai. Great scenery, plenty to do, and fairly easy to access a whole range of cool places from.

[tigerbluekitty]

Haven't travelled the world enough to know, but I choose California!

[Tiger Beer]