I was born with a personality of initiative and challenge and a strong sense of responsibility, so I do my best until the end and am sincere. I understand a lot of people with long experience in foreign life, and I get along with various people flexibly and have a good personality, so I get along well with all kinds of people.
I enjoy giving trust to others, trying to do everything with confidence, and having a strong sense of responsibility that once I start work, I have to see the end of it. Also, I don't want to stay the same and I like to go in a developmental direction even though I'm having a hard time. With this personality, I have achieved good results in my workplace. I have been working with the reward of challenging, achieving, and achieving new things. With long experience in foreign life, I tend to treat people with an open mind because I have no preconceptions about people and recognition of diversity that I can embrace many people with various experiences and challenges. When I graduated from university in Korea, I was lucky to work as a new employee at Daewoo Securities and Woori Bank because of the good evaluation of me, and after I went abroad, I studied education, American lawyers, and American economic law. Just before returning home, he successfully completed his work at AT&T, a leading U.S. telecommunications company, as a general manager of Maryland, taking charge of personnel affairs and overall sales strategies for his employees. After returning to Korea, he worked as an English interpreter at the Immigration Center under the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Korea, Min Byung-chul as an English instructor at YBM, and as a professor at the University Illinois at Springfield Korean branch. At Gyeonggi Foreign Language High School, I took an English class with the person in charge of external cooperation, and now I am an English interpreter at Younghoon International Middle School.
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