Strange things I noticed while working in Korea

[Disolona]

Because that's the only place they can spend time with their families

[willbe]

I think it's because japanese and korean culture has people spending a LOT of time at the office, more time than anywhere else. The workaholic culture is killing the youth smh

[divaofthedamned]

I think this is really smart especially when your work culture is so intense that you barely have time off. I guess it's better to see your spouse or partner at work rather than not seen them for weeks or months.

[Taison]

Where I'm from, one of the two would need to resign. No office dating is allowed, corporate wouldn't allow the potential drama.

[nourhanaboulnasr]

It's very normal in my country as well to meet partners in your workplace

[angelicacabrera]

I believe it's fine as long as they work in different department. At least both still have a little bit privacy when it comes to work. They won't see each others embarrassing moments at work. And won't be put in comparison when it comes to work.

[nappeunnyeon]

Unless it’s a boss, usually fine. Seems like most of my coworkers are already have partners or married before the job.

[mspanebianco]

If it is mutual and there is chemistry then why not.
Western Nations have made these interactions difficult, men can show an interest in a work colleague but needs to be very cautious.