Before your interview, research the company to ensure that you understand their operation, their present focus, and their needs. Then assess yourself, your education and experience, to see what you can contribute to them.

· For the meeting, be on time. Allow for traffic jams or bad weather.
· Dress conservatively. Men usually dark suits, light-colored shirts and
· subdued ties. Women dress modestly and usually wear suits. Bright colors and sleeveless blouses are not acceptable.
· Do not simply leave your business card on the table; present it directly, with both hands, to the recipient.

In spite of many other changes, Confucian ethics still dominate the culture. There is great respect for age, for parents, and for the employer; however, in the last decade, hierarchy by ability has been slowly replacing hierarchy by age. In any case, be respectful. Be natural, and modest about your accomplishments; answer questions directly, do not brag-and speak slowly and distinctly, whether in Korean or in English.

This is just a sample of what you'll find in the complete guide.