The world of work is changing so fast that employees cannot depend on having the same job or working conditions. What are possible causes for the rapid change and what suggestion could be given for preparing people.

Growing up in Russia, a country with a lot of cultural differences, made me master three languages as I grew up. Russian as my mother tongue,

English

that I used when talking with my friends and French that I learned while attending a special course.I

also

watched a lot of TV shows in

English

and French since I was a child. The

Korean

language interested me with its alphabet ,which is different from these European languages.

Korean

also

has a Subject-Object-Verb word order. It considerably contrasts with the fairly strict Subject-Verb-Object word order that typifies

English

, but

this

makes me even more eager to study it. I believe that significant progress in language learning can only be achieved by immersing as much as possible in the language environment.

For example

, to improve my

English

while still in middle school, I switched my phone and all my internet accounts to

English

. And

also

, if I needed to find some information on the Internet, I typed a question in

English

into the search and looked for the answer I needed in

English

.

This

also

applies to other areas of life. When I realized that I needed to learn

Korean

, I already knew that I would have to follow exactly the same strategy in order to achieve maximum results. When I will come to Korea, I will be able to

finally

apply my skills in communicating with foreigners since in Russia there is no

such

opportunity, and for me, one of the goals in life is to bring my communication skills in

Korean

and

English

languages ​​to the perfection.Before going to Korea