I read this to feel the vibe that comes from 20 years of experience. To be honest, I didn't have high expectations. I wondered if it might just be another run-of-the-mill self-help book that I've read way too many times. Recommendation. The opening section of the book gave me great strength after I gave up the "open recruitment premium" and changed jobs after just one year. It says you must be ready to leave at any time. To think a workplace is a lease agreement—the landlord (boss) really is in

There is likely no one who does not dream of a happy work life. Based on the author's firsthand experiences, this book offers a realistic account of how to find happiness in the workplace and pursue one's dreams. Starting with the essence of work, it covers its principles and conditions for a happy life, and concludes with the author's heartfelt advice. Reading this book feels like unraveling the knots of a difficult work life, and within it, dreams and hopes for one's career are revived. I

The author’s workplace know-how, honed over 20 years of diverse roles at Samsung ranging from overseas sales and expatriate assignments to HR training! I’ve been coming across self-help books frequently lately... I guess I want to become a better person... That’s how I discovered *Dream Workplace*. Author Kim Dong-young, who boldly left Samsung to live a life as a professional lecturer after experiencing every ups and downs of life there for over 20 years, shares his vivid personal experiences

Life Lecture for a Dream Workplace and a Happy Workplace by Kim Dong-young There was a scene in a webtoon. During a job interview, the interviewer asked, "If you were hired, what is the first thing you would want to do?" The answer was, "Quit my job." For every office worker, quitting is likely the first thing they want to do upon joining a company. While a workplace is a place to earn money, it also involves a tremendous amount of stress. People usually think about moving to a new job or

A book I stumbled upon at a time when I was exhausted from a tough work life was a great help. It seems life is similar for those in small companies like mine and those in large corporations. No matter where you are, you suffer because of your boss and struggle with performance pressure. However, I believe that if you can dream within your workplace like the author does, even a difficult job is bearable. I wonder if I, too, will be able to escape this hardship someday and live a wonderful,

This book is a huge help to those just starting out in the workforce or those struggling at work. After reading it, you will naturally feel the urge to make positive changes to your own life. It is not cliché, and it is so captivating that once you pick it up, you won't be able to put it down. I also want to attend the author's lectures, as they sound interesting. It was the most helpful self-help book I have read recently. The author has captured all the events and experiences gained while

I approached this book out of curiosity and doubt—wondering whether a dream job could truly exist in a country like South Korea, where the competition for survival is fierce and hierarchical relationships rooted in Confucian culture are highly valued—and it flows effortlessly with powerful appeal. This is because it is the essence of the effort and contemplation endured over 20 years navigating countless challenges at Samsung, a top-tier conglomerate known for having the most intense workloads