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Samsung Group

Consumer Electronics



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Headquarters: Seoul, South Korea
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Korean clout

 

The Samsung Group boils down to far more than flat-screen TVs and cell phones.  As South Korea’s largest conglomerate, it is best known for its electronics, but it produces a number of other services and products as well.  This is especially true in South Korea, where on any given day you could attend a Samsung Lions game (the group’s Korean professional baseball team), tour the Samsung Museum of Art, ride a roller coaster at Samsung Everland, the largest amusement park in the country, or go on a shopping spree for men’s wear, women’s wear, sportswear and accessories made by Samsung’s Cheil Industries, Inc.

 

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Want it the Samsung Way?  You might want to think it over

 

“Samsung is a tough ride,” one insider declares.  It’s a “very demanding place to work,” “Samsung can be a very difficult environment,” other respondents chime in.  “I was very surprised that teamwork was not a priority,” observes one contact.  The company has a “Korean military structure.  No questions, no chitchat—just follow your orders and get your work done quickly.”  Not surprisingly, “Turnover is extremely high.  I would guesstimate that 80 percent of non-Korean-born employees leave within a year,” speculates one source.  “Even Koreans who lived and worked abroad find it hard to adjust to strongly hierarchical structure, or complete lack of formal rules and procedures,” adds a colleague.



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A city unto itself

 

A truly global empire, Samsung Group has a workforce the size of a small city—roughly 263,000 employees—operating globally.  The career section allows interested job seekers to click on openings by global region, and search by each specific Samsung company in the region.  Register to submit to positions quickly online and receive email notification of matching positions.


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