4 Business Lessons From Start-Up Korean Dramas That You Can Emulate

JAKARTA - The Korean Drama Start-Up just aired its newest episode yesterday, Sunday, November 8. This drama tells the story of the struggles of young people who are starting their own companies.

The struggle is not just to get material, but also to maintain relationships as well as family. Much anticipated by the audience, Start-Up provides entertainment as well as life lessons that can be imitated. Listen here.

In the drama Start-Up, it was told that the company Nam Do San (Nam Joo Hyuk), Samsan Tech, has a brilliant business concept. After winning the CODA competition, they were contested by investors but slowly the investors left them because they did not have a clear business plan.

Likewise with everyday life. We must have clear objectives not only for tomorrow but for the future. Is what we are living today really what we want? Do an evaluation to see our progress.

Nam Do San founded Samsan Tech with two of his friends. But not just friends, Do San believes in his friends' abilities so that they can create good chemistry.

In the real world, when we are dealing with fellow workers. We must not be selfish by exalting our abilities but we must support other friends. If we trust each other, the results of work will not betray.

Nam Do San is described as being smart and likes algorithms, but he is very awkward when dealing with other people. Han Ji Pyeong (Kim Seon Ho) gives advice to Nam Do San: recruit a CEO.

Choose people who have passion and lead well. Even though Nam Do San is the founder of Samsan Tech, later he will find it difficult to manage as CEO, so he has to find a CEO who can introduce Samsan Tech.

Nam Do San chooses to continue his dream with Samsan Tech and recruits Seo Dal Mi (Bae Suzy). Even though they look funny, it makes them close to each other.

Chemistry at work does not always have to be friendly but by knowing each other's characteristics and being willing to help each other, chemistry will manifest itself.

Start-Up airs every Saturday and Sunday at 21:00 South Korean time on tvN and Netflix.