Kim Seok-gi: Career shapes the future

“To the hammer bearer everything looks like a nail. But the hammer is not a destructive tool, but a tool to build something. Sometimes it's also a symbol of Congress's politics that decides the bill. What is politics? And why do I want to walk that way? Kim Sauk, a young man who came down from the central Buddha to his home home home after passing the '92 administration. He has been on the road for 31 years with the belief that he is “enforced with a heart of service for his people and his community”. Only with the duty of serving the people have I done my part as a South Korean marine planner, an economic headman, a West District Chief, and a director of the Council. They also worked hard to improve the area and to make citizens happy, while serving as part of the market for Gessie, Kim Hash, and Cynsi I. He says that he is a trustworthy man who, when he is born and is raised and knows the South Koreans better than anyone, “he has served the land”. Based on his 31-year experience with a public worker, he goes on to serve the people with a ‘a wider perspective and perspective.’. Kim Seok-gi’s wish message, which includes the ceremony of serving the people, is a 31-year-old pro-administrative and economic expert in the future. It's very significant to look at the future of the region he presents and the value of the Republic of Korea.

Korean title: 경력이 미래를 만든다

Korean author: 김석기

Korean publisher: 유엔제이

ISBN-13: 9791196315122