Korean Job Discussion Forums

[yeramian]

A lot of you bright folks have been able to save up quite a bit of cash, so what kind of small business might you buy in your home country to keep yourself occupied and amply compensated for your precious labor???

[itaewonguy]

they will probably open a hakwon

[gang ah jee]

A SMALL ONE!

[canuckistan]

You could also ask the question which kind of business are you going to start.

[Col.Brandon]

A contract killing service for neighbourhood dogs. I may also run a sideline providing meat for traditional Korean restaurants.

[I_Am_Wrong]

I'm interested in this topic because I'm planning to start a snowboard/skateboard shop in Canada after my stay in Korea. We're currently writing our business plan and working out details. I guess it's risky since my partner and I are looking at 15,000 cdn each for initial start-up costs. My plan is still to be a teacher in Canada but I figure I might as well give this boardshop business a good try while I'm still young without major committments. Anybody else planning to start a business or have any good advice?

[komtengi]

about to start a importing and making t-shirts

[deessell]

A recruitment agency...specializing in teachers for Korea!!!! I hear there's good money and no experience needed, plus low start up costs.

[mal]

a special korean language school - employing hapless "native speakers', luring them with promises of great money, free airticket etc and then trapping them with a "contract" into all sorts of fun and games - he he!!!

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