I passed my first full year working in Korea last week, and I noticed my daily life has become very different from when I first arrived. Because of rotating shifts, I don’t really plan big weekends anymore; I just keep small routines like laundry after work, a quiet meal, and calling family when the time zone works 🙂. It sounds simple, but it actually helped me feel more settled at the company because I stopped expecting every week to look the same. Anyone else here started enjoying Korea in smaller pieces because of their work schedule?

I passed my first full year working in Korea last week, and I noticed my daily life has become very different from when I first arrived. Because of rotating shifts, I don’t really plan big weekends anymore; I just keep small routines like laundry after work, a quiet meal, and calling family when the time zone works 🙂. It sounds simple, but it actually helped me feel more settled at the company because I stopped expecting every week to look the same. Anyone else here started enjoying Korea in smaller pieces because of their work schedule?

म कोरियामा काम गर्न थालेको पूरा एक वर्ष बितिसक्यो, र गएको हप्ता मैले त्यो माइलस्टोन पार गरेँ। सुरुमा यहाँ आउँदाको समयसँग तुलना गर्दा मेरो दैनिक जीवन निकै फरक भएको मैले याद गरेँ। पालो-फेरेर काम गर्नुपर्ने भएकाले, अब म ठूला सप्ताहान्तका योजना खासै बनाउँदिनँ; बरु कामपछि लुगा धुने, शान्तसँग खाना खाने, र समय क्षेत्र मिल्दा परिवारलाई फोन गर्ने जस्ता साना दिनचर्याहरू मात्रै अपनाउँछु 🙂। यो साधारण जस्तो लाग्छ, तर हरेक हप्ता उस्तै हुन्छ भन्ने अपेक्षा गर्न छोडेपछि कम्पनीमा म आफूलाई अझ बढी स्थिर महसुस गर्न थालेँ। यहाँ अरू कसैले पनि आफ्नो कामको तालिकाका कारण कोरियाको मजा साना-साना पलहरूमा लिन थालेको छ?