By 
Yeonhee Kim
 | 
TED Institute Talk

Business not as usual: The key to success for Korean global leaders

Over the last decade, several Korean companies have exploded onto the global market. But many other Korean companies have tried to replicate that global success – and failed. Yeonhee explains why, for many Korean companies, the usual rules from business school don't apply.

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