They say that Koreans are at the lowest level of happiness in OECD countries.
If you think about it a little, it’s obvious.
Working hours are still very long
Sleep time and leisure time ranked lowest in OECD countries
Senior poverty rate, suicide rate ranks 1st
The wage gap between large companies and small and medium-sized companies is enormous, but not everyone can join those large companies.
We are no longer recruiting new employees.
More than 80% of the country’s population goes to college, but most of them have no use for their diplomas.
But they don’t even look at blue collar workers because they think it’s a waste of time to spend on education.
The standards for evaluating people are so strict that if you don’t pass the cutoff line, you won’t be able to get a job or get married.
As soon as you are born, there is a lot of social pressure to study and become pretty.
Excessive sense of competition, comparison, sense of hierarchy, and high population density are all factors that eat away at happiness.
Korea is a country that sacrifices mental health and leisure for material development.
What’s so hard to understand about this?
It is natural for Koreans to be unhappy, and if they feel happy in this environment,
That’s pervert