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  Why do you recommend a photo, and smiling photo?
I know this is not a normal employment procedure in the West but in Korea and parts of Asia, a photo is a very important part of your application.

Koreans (as well as Chinese and Japanese) believe in Gwan-sang, which is the art of face reading. The people of the East strongly believe that you can tell one¡¯s character and personality through their facial features. This is why a photo is required for all job applications, even for Korean nationals.

I noticed that you had emailed us some photos, but in order to most efficiently process your application, would it be alright to request for a smiling photo(s)? As in-person interviews are not possible, the photo and resume are going to make your first-impression. A friendly appearance (the bigger the smile, the better) always gets the best response for Korean employers)

I hope you understand and we look forward to hearing from you.

Park English Recruitment Agency Inc.
WWW.PARKENGLISH.COM
Suite #402 Bomm bldg.
124-7 Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu
Seoul, Republic of Korea

Korea Tel: 02-749-1140
Korea Fax: 02-749-2723
US Tel: 1-321-282-6331
E-Fax: 1-806-209-8224

    


 Why do you recommend a photo, and smiling photo? Jim B. 2007.01.23
¡æ   Why do you recommend a photo, and smiling photo? Park English 2007.01.23


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