Korean OP and Office Sites

“I’m fed up of squeezing myself into my tiny office dress,” says Ko’s stroppy office slave Gye-na in the film, and lines like these are likely to provoke groans of 오피 from young Koreans stuck in anonymous wage-slave jobs where efficiency is demanded alongside a blind eye to rigged procurement bids. But it’s not just bullying that causes workplace frustration. Gender discrimination also remains deep-rooted.

From Cubicles to Collaboration: The Evolution of Korean Workspaces

OP (officials) are multifunctional buildings incorporating residential and commercial spaces. They offer a unique setting for relaxation and stress reduction, allowing customers to unwind in a safe environment with a strong emphasis on luxury and safety. Read on to learn more about the world of opiates (official site) in Korea.