Day in the Life of a Foreign Office Worker in Korea

[@rekomendasiku207]

Lmaooo my pinkies are also constantly airborne (as you said) when typing🤣 i guess the 10-fingers-typing method my teacher taught in school is useless for me ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@millymcleod1836]

Hahahahahaha so is this a thing??? I got so insecure when I watched this footage back 🤣 Airborne pinky squad

[@tim1traitimaccount269]

Just wanted to say you are gorgeous

[@millymcleod1836]

Thank you! So kind 😇

[@perasperaadastra8890]

8:12 "I will murder you in your sleep" 😂😂😂

[@millymcleod1836]

Hahahaha I’m sure it’s what he was thinking 🥵😅 those eyes

[@magmukendi]

Milly, after watching this I wanna work to that marketing company more hahaha!

[@millymcleod1836]

hahahahaha wait a minute.... Let me see if I can get you a job here! ;)

[@sheenamaepanday3694]

can you help me @Milly McLeod to have a office work in south korean? thank you

[@rijatanveer8100]

I really love your videos 🤩😍♥️ they are interesting 😍 and you are beautiful 😍❤️💜

[@millymcleod1836]

thank you so much

[@jonn_mace_80_95_]

A day in the life of Princess Milly.

[@millymcleod1836]

Hahaha if I was a princess I think my day would look much different than this 😜

[@jonn_mace_80_95_]

@@millymcleod1836 Princess in training like the movie _The Princess Diaries_, starring Anne Hathaway.

[@jsk5754]

Thank you so much for this🙏💜

[@navodyalaksarani2124]

Loved it from sri lanka 🇱🇰❤

[@sumuduekanayaka3607]

I too

[@millymcleod1836]

Thank you so much 🥰🤍🤍

[@bibekpaudel2230]

loved it

[@eunjinkim9468]

Lovely!

[@millymcleod1836]

🥲

[@jaewonieee]

Is work very hectic there?? Like 9 working hours?? Replyyyy plzzz

[@apeachhanseul303]

Hey your video is amazing could you please tell me what question you get asked at job interview? Do you need any certificate?🥺🙏

[@millymcleod1836]

I think it's always a good idea to bring your resume along if you have any job interviews :) And maybe some certificates if they are relevant to the job! As for questions, they were conducted in English so they were pretty basic... They asked things about my previous work experience, my available hours, etc. Nothing too crazy! I've never had a job interview in Korea, however, so I'm not sure how different it might be... Hope this can help a little

[@facebooksmith1269]

Wait ... 2 girls walking to the train station at that time of the day alone? Is that normal? That would not be encouraged here in America.

[@millymcleod1836]

Yep, this is super normal, common, and safe in Korea! It was also a culture shock for me as I’m from the USA and would never do it there. However, it’s always good to still be alert and cautious anywhere you go (even in Korea lol)! 😊

[@holaaworld]

Me as third world country girl who do that kind of stuff in America cuz she (i) fell there more secure that my country reading this: 👁👄👁

[@sheenamaepanday3694]

hi... may i ask how can i apply in this kind of job...Im from philippines

[@Hyeri266]

Oh you are eating uzbek food!! Amazing! I am from Uzbekistan ^^

[@millymcleod1836]

It was amazing!!! I’m gonna try to find a good Uzbek restaurant in Seoul ☺️🤍

[@yelenarenee8144]

loved it !

[@millymcleod1836]

Thanks girl 😊 I hope you have an amazing time in Korea!

[@macaroniooo352]

What is your estimated salary there? I am planning to work at korea tooo

[@millymcleod1836]

Great question! I'm just a part-timer, so my salary is not a great reference... However, the average monthly income for Korean workers is around $2,500. From my experience, this is pretty standard for foreigners as well! However, if you have a more specialized degree or are multi-lingual, you could probably definitely get something higher paying. Hope this helps :)

[@deepshikhamultipurpose9889]

Can you please if you have learned Korean English translation from any university or institute? Also how much and form where have you learned Korean language? Are you a native English speaker? I'm sorry for asking these many questions but I really really thank you for making such a great video. I wanted to be an Korean English translator and interpreter but it is so difficult to find someone from my area. Thank you so much for making such a great video.😊😁💖❤❤🥰🙏🙏

[@millymcleod1836]

I major in business at a Korean University, but my university is international so I study in English. However, a lot of Korean universities do offer Korean-English translation majors! Especially international universities in Korea. I can speak Korean, but I’m not fluent. I just learned from taking some classes at university, teaching myself, and living in Korea for almost 5 years. However, if you want to be fluent in korean, I think it’s almost necessary to go to a Korean language academy for a few months (at least in my case). If you’re interested in living in Korea, there are visas available for studying at a Korean language academy! :) and I am a native English speaker! I hope some this information can be helpful and let me know if you’re curious about anything else 😊

[@deepshikhamultipurpose9889]

@@millymcleod1836 Thankyou so much for replying. It really means a lot. 😊❤

[@cristid6199]

hi, i am an european and just got a job opportunity in Seoul. should I go?

[@millymcleod1836]

I think if you feel prepared to move to Korea and you enjoy adventure you should definitely take the opportunity! However, it’s important to research a lot about life in Korea before making your final decision 😇 let me know if you need any help!

[@Haipaulina]

@@millymcleod1836 Hi Milly, when you apply for the job are you already move to Korea? Thank you and stay healthy

[@millymcleod1836]

@@Haipaulina yes, I was already living in Korea! However, I have a student visa- not a working visa. 😊

[@_s.h_983]

wait,when you study as a student in Korea, are you only allowed to not teach english in that specific time period that you are studying or does that also apply to when you’ve finished university and you are actually trying to pursue a career in english teaching ??

[@millymcleod1836]

Yes! I am a D-2 student visa holder so that is why I can’t teach English currently. If you’ve graduated (even in Korea), then you will no longer be eligible for the student visa and will need to apply for a new one. If you apply for an English teaching visa, you will certainly be able to teach English in Korea! Sorry if that was confusing :)

[@_s.h_983]

@@millymcleod1836 Not at all! Thank you and have a good day 🤍🤍

[@LennyJQuinteroS05]

nice vid!

[@millymcleod1836]

Thanks so much :)

[@HirakJyotiBorah]

You're gorgeous bbydoll

[@millymcleod1836]

Thank you so much :)

[@ch_rl_y7634]

Crisis? Crisus? What? Sorry, I didn't understand. What is it again?

[@maeil6770]

Same I’m still trying but I don’t understand what she said

[@millymcleod1836]

I’m not sure exactly which time stamp it was, but I’m pretty sure I said “crisis” 😊

[@althealomigo9334]

I thought it is cristlist

[@millymcleod1836]

Ohhhhh I said “Craigslist”!!! This is the website I used. Sorry this is so late 😅

[@jannatulmaoa9357]

Did you have to learn Korean language ?

[@millymcleod1836]

I have lived in Korea for over 4 years, but unfortunately my Korean is still not great. :( However, I definitely think you need to at least know how to read/write Korean if you plan to stay long-term. Learning how to speak Korean conversationally and do everyday things like ordering food will also help your life a lot! But you don't need to be fluent~

[@MixSonaProductions]

nice small office. similar to mine haha

[@millymcleod1836]

They’re nice and cozy 😌

[@lizavavilova9879]

Why are you wearing a mask if you are alone in the office? 🤔

[@millymcleod1836]

Oh, I actually wasn’t alone in the office~ I didn’t film them, but there are more rows behind me with more workers!