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Exterior view of the Mu-hyup Trade Tower in Samseong-dong, Seoul / Photo by Korea International Trade Association
View original image[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Pyeonghwa] The Korea International Trade Association held the final "Work Expert Seminar" of the year on the 14th at the COEX Startup Branch in Samseong-dong, Seoul. The Work Expert Seminar is an event aimed at introducing services that support common concerns of growing startups, such as member communication, performance management, and digital transformation.
On this day, the Trade Association introduced services such as eLancer (IT freelancer-demand matching), EasyTask (hourly task outsourcing), and Kmong (freelancer market), which can improve work efficiency by utilizing external experts when startups carry out development and design tasks. In the previous three Work Expert Seminars, 11 services in areas such as digital work tools and personnel management were introduced.
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Park Seon-gyeong, Head of the Startup Growth Support Office at the Trade Association, said, "We hope that startups struggling with a lack of time, manpower, and costs to develop their core services and business models will benefit from the Work Expert Seminar to grow faster and higher." She added, "Next year, we will continue to support startup growth by introducing cloud services, store inventory, and field management solutions."
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