Synopsis

Curious About South Korea, the World’s 10th Largest Economy? Discover the Hidden World of Its Civil Servants!

Have you ever wondered about the lives of government employees in a country that’s rapidly transforming? Dive into the intricate realities of South Korea’s Generation MZ, a group of young civil servants who are choosing to leave their positions in record numbers.

What’s driving this wave of discontent? This article uncovers the root causes, shedding light on how the challenges of a Confucian society, combined with the pressures of rapid economic growth, are pushing these young Koreans toward a path reminiscent of Japan’s Hikikomori phenomenon.

Join us as we explore the minds of these young public officials and the societal shifts that are prompting them to reconsider their roles in public service. What does this mean for the future of governance in Korea?

Get ready for an insightful journey into the motivations, struggles, and aspirations of Korea’s new generation of civil servants. Don’t miss out on this eye-opening exploration—your understanding of Korea will never be the same!

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