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    Immer mehr junge Südkoreaner verlassen ihr Heimatland, das wegen seines extrem harten Arbeitsmarktes oft als „Höllen-Korea“ verspottet wird, und suchen stattdessen eine Anstellung bei (relativ?) „entspannten“ japanischen Unternehmen.

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    1. badtemperedpeanut on

      When you think Japanese companies are laidback you know you got a problem 

    2. AlfredSmith4 on

      Japan is famous for having the worst work culture in the world… this article has to be a joke right?

      edit: Instead, its Japanese companies who are notorious for being black company in Korea

    3. External-Plastic-154 on

      People go to Japan not just because of work, but also because they want to experience living in another country. Japan is a very good option for Koreans, and there are also many people in Korea who like Japanese culture.

    4. Rubricity on

      Then they come to realize how repressive the Japanese job culture plus abysmal pay on top of high taxes to pay for the elders.

      Tho if they just want to make enough for living, I guess Japan is an okay place. But again, thinking of the toxic Korean corporate world, Japan does seem a bit more humane, not to mention the cultural filters.

      Tho once Korean lived long many choose to return to Korea anyway; the rigidity and refused to innovates runs deep

    5. ENMSK on

      Japanese companies are notorious for being black company in Korea also. Not sure what the sources are of this claim.

    7. SilverFoxJp on

      whether its korea or some other country, the bottom line is, whether japanese can do a job or not that wont matter. all they would see (the far right japanese) is that foreigners stealing jobs in japan.

      if japan does not have enough work force and some other country can fill the void, then what is wrong in it? jsut do it with planning and not as spur of the moment and this is where the govt has failed

    8. SouthCourt8688 on

      Of course, Japanese media outlets always publish these kinds of news. It’s to make Japan look good and appear as a country to be admired, by focusing on a small number of Koreans.

    9. MobileHedgehoga on

      ‚Hell Korea‘ is a decade old outdated meme that’s long fallen out of fashion in South Korea. Also, the South Koreans that go to Japan are more predominantly lower-skilled, lower-class people. The countries that tend to poach most of the actual skilled top-tier talent are China and USA.

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