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[Monitor] Judges most satisfied with career in Korea

By Korea Herald

Published : March 28, 2017 - 16:07

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A recent survey showed that judges have the greatest job satisfaction in South Korea.

The satisfaction level was deemed based on the potential for growth, pay, sustainability, working environment, social reputation and overall job performance satisfaction.

In second place were coast pilots.

The KEIS said that jobs as a means to carry on with daily life are directly connected to an individual’s personal motivation to contribute to society.

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