Korean public servants have to strike a balance


SEOUL: Government employees go by the name of public servants as well, because they are hired to serve the public interest. For many, working for the government has been an honour as well as a source of income. They have justifiably regarded themselves as different from those in the private sector. 

As times have changed, this self-pride is disappearing.  

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