The phrase "at chaebol" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context involving a chaebol, which is a large South Korean conglomerate, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "She has been working at chaebol for over five years, contributing to various projects."
Alternatives: "at the conglomerate" or "at the company".
South Koreans covet jobs at chaebol companies, which are among the most lucrative in the country.
As the riot on the streets below reaches a crescendo, echoed by unions at chaebol factories around the country, it becomes depressingly clear that South Korea's reforms have barely begun.
"The matter of younger inheritors at chaebol is a hot potato of an issue with ramifications for South Korean society as a whole". "The escalating feud," said the English-language Korea Times, "has laid bare the outdated, opaque management system" of Korea's fifth largest chaebol.
Voter anger was often directed at chaebols, the massive, family-run conglomerates that dominate the economy and are seen by many as exemplifying a cosy relationship between business and government.
"But I'd much rather consult to them than try and compete with them".South Korea is fiercely competitive partly because the stakes are high: a well-paid, secure job at a chaebol is genuinely better than a precarious position at one of their suppliers.
But prosecutors said Mr. Chung's incarceration would send a strong warning against corruption at the family-controlled conglomerates, known as chaebol.
Mr Jang is a crusader for better corporate governance at the chaebol.
The banking sector has often been battered by problems at the chaebol, and the present situation is no exception.
Those who score well can enter one of Korea's best universities, which has traditionally guaranteed them a job-for-life as a high-flying bureaucrat or desk warrior at a chaebol (conglomerate).
Last year the group sales were 20.3 trillion won ($25.2 billion), but Ssangyong ran up a net loss of almost 110 billion won dragged down by a 229 billion won loss at Ssangyong Motor.The firm's attempts to reform itself show just how difficult it is to push though serious change at a chaebol.
○ Ex post presentation at the chaebol's corporate strategy and planning team, as well as internal and external experts.
