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Kim Doe Jung is a mercenary attach in the Korean embassy. She hunts as an enthronement and financial consultant providing useful information and data to those interested to redact in Korea. Prior to the interview we had met at a luncheon organized in our college by the Korean Embassy. The luncheon was targeting students wishing to take their stigmatise grad studies in a extraneous country. Also invited along with students were blood line persons with an interest of investing in the expanding economy of Korea. Kim Doe Jung was a invitee speaker and I was able to secure an interview through the garter of one of my fathers friend who works in the embassy.She is an MBA graduate from a Korean University specializing in financial matters. The mere thought of interviewing was arouse and inspiring too. She had been able to accomplish what I shake off always looked in the lead to she has my dream career.The interview took place inside the Korean Embassys high-flown offices. She ha s a beautiful office facing the oval offices from a further. I was interpreted right up to her 3rd floor office by a security officer and she received me cordi wholey which was rather flattering as I believed she had to be a very busy person.I had a large interest in knowing what her work duties and responsibilities entail. A commercial attach she told me was generally an agent of her own country, sent to a foreign land to represent her countrys commercial and financial personal business in that foreign land, I was hoping for a more specific come and to get it I asked her to describe her typical average day to me.She arrives earliest in the morning, the first thing she does is to update the ambassador on whatever developments in her field. Then businessmen and women start coming in with all manner of issues. Some would wish to enquire on the likely tendency that the inflation in Korea is taking and what the political sympathies is doing about it, how their investments are doin g, any(prenominal) viable investment opportunities available.Koreans too drop by just for a casual visit, others have solid reasons like wishing the Korean government to negotiate for trading concessions and low export duties for their goods. This is her typical day. Day in day out she is supposed to have answers to these questions as well as be able to analyze the recommendations she receives from the public.Her answers enabled me to have an idea of what to expect in my career dreams and was able to get from her responsibilities the enormity of the challenges a career diplomatist goes through.To her, being a diplomat job is quite a challenge and ideal candidates for the job have to exercise diligence and good work ethics. One has to have high analytical and communication skills, be a team player, have a willingness to learn new things, physical huskiness to withstand long workings hours and ability to cope and interact with persons of different communities. This was very help ful, and this being my dream career, I was able to know the areas I needed to improve on as well as appreciating my strengths (Zachary Bromer, n.d).The working conditions are just marvelous as I could discern from what I could see her office was smart and exotically furnished with expensive Korean rugs, she was also expensively dressed. She told me that her job is well paying as one has to be well compensated for accepting to work overseas away from her family.This interview, I must say, was an eye opener. It was my first interview with a person of much(prenominal) a high social standing and who represents interest of a far away state. Her confidence and intelligence were equally inspiring. Now I have a strong conviction to follow my intended career path, build up with the information that she gave to me.I have to act with reasonable diligence, work to improve on my strengths and weaknesses to achieve my life time goal of a career diplomat. character referenceZachary Bromer, Salar y.com contributor Dream job diplomatAvailable online at http//www.salary.com/careers/layouthtmls/crel-display-cat10-ser136-par236.html Accessed