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==Positions==
 
==Positions==
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[[Image:DepartmentsSimple.jpg|thumb|right|Simple department chart]]
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[[Image:DepartmentsComplex.jpg|thumb|right|Complex department chart]]
 
When referring to high positions, the honorific title [[님]] is added when addressing the particular person.
 
When referring to high positions, the honorific title [[님]] is added when addressing the particular person.
 
*사장(님) - president of a company, owner. If someone owns a restaurant, you can call them "사장님."  
 
*사장(님) - president of a company, owner. If someone owns a restaurant, you can call them "사장님."  
  
 
==Departments==
 
==Departments==
[[Image:DepartmentsSimple.jpg|thumb|right|Simple department chart]]
 
[[Image:DepartmentsComplex.jpg|thumb|right|Complex department chart]]
 
 
* list of positions
 
* list of positions
  

Revision as of 23:06, 21 March 2009

Vocabulary related to one's workplace or working.

General

  • 동료 - A coworker, a colleague.
  • 직장 - One's Job.
  • 직장인 - A worker.
  • 퇴근(退勤)하다 - to go home from work, call it a day.
  • 출근(出勤)하다 - to leave to work, to show up for work.
  • 회식(하다) - going out to eat together, to go out to eat together.
  • 거래하다 - to do business (with)
  • 상담(하다) - consultation, to consult.
  • 상사 - One's superior, higher-ups.
  • 일(하다) - work, to work.

Positions

Simple department chart
Complex department chart

When referring to high positions, the honorific title is added when addressing the particular person.

  • 사장(님) - president of a company, owner. If someone owns a restaurant, you can call them "사장님."

Departments

  • list of positions

Resume

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