Summary: Have you ever wondered what it would be like to work in South Korea? Join us as Dustinn Jackson discusses the opportunities and cultural differences he experienced while working for Samsung in South Korea, and what he did to maximize his efforts there. Bio: Dustinn Jackson earned a BS in Accounting from BYU and a MBA from Northwestern University. He worked with Samsung in Seoul, South Korea for a number of years and is now currently working with Qualtrics. Transcript

Today on the show, we talk with Dave Pierce over the phone about foreign currency and capital markets. We discuss why you should care about foreign currency risk, whether you are part of a small domestic company or a giant multinational corporation. #contracts #derivatives #exchangerates #risk #Europe #foreigncurrencyrisk #capitalmarkets #Australia #Asia #money #strategies #America #foreigncurrency #foreigncurrencyhedging #hedging

Working abroad with Asian cultures? Listen as Edward King shares his knowledge about working in Shanghai, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Singapore. Find out why in Asian culture “Yes” sometimes means “No,” and how to determine what answer is actually being given. #China #Taiwan #HongKong #Asia #Singapore #Podcast #Expat

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