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All the good advice is written down, so it is easy to understand and learn quickly. But it seems like such an obvious answer.
I am a working woman. I am now in my sixth year at this company. Before this, I occasionally looked at job postings from other firms and considered changing jobs, but as I gradually came to think that everything was pretty much the same, I have stayed at this one company without ever changing departments. As someone who is quite afraid to take on new challenges (I always dream, but I tend to just prepare rather than make a decision), I was inspired by the author's unique background. I gained
My age... 23. It feels like just yesterday I took the CSAT, got on the wrong bus, and walked home from the exam hall with a dejected look on my face. It feels like just yesterday I secretly ordered fried chicken during my graduation trip to Jeju Island. It feels like just yesterday I stayed up all night, filled with both anticipation and nervousness about course registration. Yet, graduation is already next year. However, feeling that I cannot graduate like this, I am planning to apply for a
Arikawa Mayumi: Working woman, 38 years old
A life manual for working women, *Working Women at 38: A Truly Fun Life Begins*. Author Mayumi Arikawa, who experienced a diverse range of careers from an office worker to a photographer and became a bestselling author and successful photographer at the age of 38, discusses the essential tasks working women must accomplish by the age of 38 based on her own experiences and examples from women she met in the field. It contains realistic and clear guidelines for working women in their 20s and 30s who are wandering and struggling at the crossroads of life.
Korean title: 일하는여자 38세
Korean author: 아리카와 마유미
Korean publisher: 김영사
ISBN-13: 9788934936916
Reviews
All the good advice is written down, so it is easy to understand and learn quickly. But it seems like such an obvious answer.
I am a working woman. I am now in my sixth year at this company. Before this, I occasionally looked at job postings from other firms and considered changing jobs, but as I gradually came to think that everything was pretty much the same, I have stayed at this one company without ever changing departments. As someone who is quite afraid to take on new challenges (I always dream, but I tend to just prepare rather than make a decision), I was inspired by the author's unique background. I gained
My age... 23. It feels like just yesterday I took the CSAT, got on the wrong bus, and walked home from the exam hall with a dejected look on my face. It feels like just yesterday I secretly ordered fried chicken during my graduation trip to Jeju Island. It feels like just yesterday I stayed up all night, filled with both anticipation and nervousness about course registration. Yet, graduation is already next year. However, feeling that I cannot graduate like this, I am planning to apply for a
