Daeryun Law Firm (Limited) Hires Chinese Secretary for Future Strategy Office

Job Description

* Executive Assistant (Office of Future Strategy) (Working abroad ↔ Seoul ↔ Busan) * Executive Support - Document preparation and organization, meeting preparation and minutes - General secretarial duties, including schedule management, business trip support, and execution * Departmental work management and communication * Business planning and assistance, global market analysis and assistance - Research and analysis of various materials, including culture, marketing, and laws, and strategy development - Discuss strategies from diverse perspectives and collaborate with secretaries and other duties * Executive Assistant (Office of Future Strategy) (Work location: Seoul ↔ Busan ↔ Overseas as required) Key Responsibilities: * Provide executive support to senior executives within the Office of Future Strategy: - Manage documentation and materials; draft correspondence, prepare reports, and take meeting minutes - Coordinate schedules, manage appointments, and support business trips and on-site activities * Facilitate communication and coordination across departments * Support business planning and global market analysis, including: - Conducting research and analysis on culture, marketing, and regulatory trends, etc. - Assisting in strategy development and implementation - Collaborating with other executive assistants to discuss and refine strategic initiatives from diverse perspectives and additional duties as required.

Qualifications

* Chinese nationals or Koreans residing in China (Chinese citizens) ※ Please indicate your visa type on your resume. * Holders of visas that allow domestic employment (e.g., D-2, D-10, E-7, etc.) ※ Holders of D-2 and D-10 visas are eligible to work, and applicants may apply for an E-7 visa change. * Applicants who do not qualify for an E-7 visa. * Education: High school diploma or higher (2-3 years) * Experience: No requirement (new hires are also welcome) * Applicants who are eligible for a Korea-China work permit

Preferred

* Must be fluent in Korean (non-proficient applicants are welcome to apply) * Must have overseas employment experience or studied abroad * Must have experience working in Korea, including part-time work or corporate work * Must have experience working for a Chinese company * Must have a degree in business, law, or secretarial studies * Must be able to create documents using MS Word * Must be skilled at scheduling and communication

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