The dean of the Kaist College of
Business in Seoul, South Korea demonstrated the knowledge and experience of
globalization in education to succeed in their future careers, specifically in
business. He is known for undergoing the pains and gains of globalization. Dr.
Lee discusses how it globalization is enforced. Also, that most classes in
school at Seoul are taught in English, and the students must have at least a
year of foreign work experience before attending. The majority of the students
come from abroad and its classroom dynamics reflect both the school’s
international spirit and technological focus.
Abraham Lee, a consultant with the
Pacific Strategy Institute, quoted “In a culture that places a high value on
education and knowledge, Koreans are already conditioned to believe their
personal success is tied to getting specialized training in their professions.”
This shows the importance of furthering education and connecting it with
culture and globalization. It will lead to better experiences and training to
receive better positions in jobs. Expanding one’s education culturally and
globally can help create better workers to manage and provide better customer
services due to their abilities to understand and communicate with diversity. It
is important to have cultural awareness when going into business because it
involves working with people from all over the world. Therefore, increasing
education helps understand and learn about globalization and how to use it
daily. This does not only benefit oneself, but it also benefits those that are receiving
help because they are able to relate with the provided and communicate
effectively.
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