Reviews
It is truly touching. Those studying to become female police officers should definitely read this. Highly recommended.
I send my applause to the author who personally embodied the image of a mother studying while breaking through the glass ceiling of being a police officer.
I was always a mother full of dreams. Before I got married and had children, I had a vision of what a mother should be like. However, in my reality as a wife and mother, it was difficult to find that very image of the mother I had dreamed of. Still, determined to live as a mother who strives in her own way, I work hard to carve out time for myself. As a result, I find myself asking myself, "What exactly is my dream? What do I dream of when I wake up every morning?" Yet, I find myself unable to
"Before I was a police officer, I was a mother." The legend of a female police officer who rose to the second-in-command, Senior Superintendent General, in the male-dominated police force! The life lessons of a police mom who raised three daughters to be geniuses. "I am a working mom. I have a third-grade boy and a sixth-grade daughter. I work, I fulfill my role as a mom, and I read books... I always feel like I don't have enough time..." Then, an amazing mom appeared and told me to study.
I read the book *A Studying Mom's Time Goes Backwards*, which tells the story of Lee Geum-hyeong, who rose to the position of Senior Superintendent General—the second-in-command—by breaking the glass ceiling of the police force, a notoriously male-dominated, authoritarian, and conservative organization. The author started as a low-ranking police officer after graduating from high school and climbed her career to reach that position. She did her utmost today to perform her assigned duties better
Lee Geum-hyeong: A Studying Mom's Time Goes Backwards
Lee Geum-hyung has monopolized the title of "first woman" in police history, rising from the first female Commissioner General to the rank of Senior Commissioner General. Having entered the police force as part of the second open recruitment class for female officers, she overcame the three major disadvantages of the organization—being a high school graduate, a police constable, and a woman—through her characteristic positivity, diligence, and a challenging spirit that "nothing is impossible," pioneering a new path. *A Studying Mom's Time Runs Backwards* is the success story of the author, detailing the numerous obstacles she faced and how she overcame them to gain recognition for her competence within the conservative and authoritarian police organization as a woman. Her story of overcoming prejudice against women through her mastery of her work and stably leading the organization with her unique "mom leadership" will serve as a fresh inspiration to working mothers.
Korean title: 공부하는 엄마의 시간은 거꾸로 간다
Korean author: 이금형
Korean publisher: 알에이치코리아
ISBN-13: 9788925557106
Reviews
It is truly touching. Those studying to become female police officers should definitely read this. Highly recommended.
I send my applause to the author who personally embodied the image of a mother studying while breaking through the glass ceiling of being a police officer.
I was always a mother full of dreams. Before I got married and had children, I had a vision of what a mother should be like. However, in my reality as a wife and mother, it was difficult to find that very image of the mother I had dreamed of. Still, determined to live as a mother who strives in her own way, I work hard to carve out time for myself. As a result, I find myself asking myself, "What exactly is my dream? What do I dream of when I wake up every morning?" Yet, I find myself unable to
"Before I was a police officer, I was a mother." The legend of a female police officer who rose to the second-in-command, Senior Superintendent General, in the male-dominated police force! The life lessons of a police mom who raised three daughters to be geniuses. "I am a working mom. I have a third-grade boy and a sixth-grade daughter. I work, I fulfill my role as a mom, and I read books... I always feel like I don't have enough time..." Then, an amazing mom appeared and told me to study.
I read the book *A Studying Mom's Time Goes Backwards*, which tells the story of Lee Geum-hyeong, who rose to the position of Senior Superintendent General—the second-in-command—by breaking the glass ceiling of the police force, a notoriously male-dominated, authoritarian, and conservative organization. The author started as a low-ranking police officer after graduating from high school and climbed her career to reach that position. She did her utmost today to perform her assigned duties better
