the themes we have chosen to compare and contrast the leadership, decision-making and motivation. Although the managers in South Korea and the United States have the same responsibilities and issues, it is important that differences in culture tells them how to achieve their goals. As both cultures all have the common goal of business – which is the profit and success, this represents some similarities in their leadership style.First of all, all the managers expect employees to work in a professional manner and complete the assigned tasks. Very little tolerance in the two societies for non standard products. In addition, both countries recognized the important role of management in the overall success of the business. Media/communication is thought to be the decisive factor for achieving this goal. Surprisingly, South Korea has made America's management style a way more open than other Asian countries. South Korea is considered typical of a country's military tradition is widespread and submit the order to the Government an absolute way. The fundamental change in the philosophy of life can be explained by the fact that Korea is a divided land, so people are willing to listen to and respect the views of others. When South Korea is fast becoming an industrial power, the idea of media/communication via the listening is essential to promote professional ethics of Confucianism followers.Some differences were noted when comparing the leadership style of the Korean and American managers. A major difference is that the managers tend to look upon the importance of the culture of groups like. Americans tend to focus on individuals, each responsible for his own actions. Managers expressed more exemplary through the interactions affect each other and the staff perform tasks to achieve his own personal aspirations. Koreans see the performance of the group. This stems from the fact that most countries in the Asian region operating under basic group structures. Therefore, managers are promoted when announcing the directive for the whole labor force rather than an individual. Of equal importance is how to manage the employees appreciated in business. Americans tend to view as their superior opponents and people stay away at all costs. The respect which they reduce fear and/or your jealousy in relationships and the work related to the company.Koreans see their managers as an important social leaders. Respect the status and relationships within the business environment is quite high, therefore, the role of the Manager became a great symbol/greatness. The Manager was seen as representatives of the organizations and their positions are of great value in creating strong links within the organizational structure of the company. To the directive, the order was upheld, then the rituals, rules and manners must be complied with. Decision-making relationships between employers and employees, superiors and subordinates, like between the members of the family rather than the home relationship-I. This explains why the seniority is a major concern when companies consider who would be promoted.Koreans also viewed her father as an authoritarian figure. He should be all family members respect and his words have to be followed. This philosophy is also reflected through the curriculum in most of the South Korean company. Staff is trained to comply with the right rules and the corporate staff to promote their creativity. Therefore, the Korean employees not involved in making decisions since jobs are reserved for top managers. Most South Korean companies based on the technical level, a rigid hierarchical rules, to codify the rules and laws. In most companies, one of the most important criteria for promotion is valid is the length of time of dedication. Who has time to devote sustained are considered very loyal to the company and the level of better than others in the company. That is why the decision to focus in the upper levels of the hierarchy management, and the key decisions, especially those requiring in terms of cost, is through a formal procedure required the approval of the superior Manager. The formal approval process is considered a means of occupiers and their power rather than the consultation and participation of others. Unlike Japan, the Republic of Korea will decide for itself when faced with the choice between the interests of the Group and their own interests. So, the managers consider the benefits to employees when they make decisions is very important. To do this, the decision is always long-term oriented. Quite interesting is that this type of decision, just like the father who cared for his children, again referring to the importance of the family in Korean culture.In contrast, the managers in corporate America has great influence over the idea that they should maximize the assets of the shareholders. Because most American companies are publicly owned forms, managers, especially the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), the shareholders were closely monitored. Their activities are based on the value of assets they can generate for shareholders is how much, how many benefits they cannot create for his employees. Managers under the control of the Chief Executive must surely follow the same pattern. Unlike other South Korean companies, the managers of the companies of the United States of America were selected primarily through their activities in the company; work seniority is not a major concern. Similar to South Korean companies in corporate America, important decisions often do senior managers came after some organizing discussion groups, sometimes, a decision may relate to workers such as supervisor or Manager and can be implemented without the approval of senior managers. The relationship between managers and staff in American companies is not as deeply in the Korean company. For American companies, the managers as a colleague rather than a totalitarian character. In the us, the obligation for managers in the care of his subordinates are not as powerful as in Korea. Sometimes they will sacrifice the welfare of staff to keep his job. American managers often are evaluated once a year, and to get a better performance in a short period of time and are promoted, their decisions are often made in order to achieve a short-term goal.Driving force of a quarter of a century ago, South Korea has achieved what is praise as "the economic miracle on Han River". Since South Korea embarked on economic development beginning in 1962, the country's economy has developed to one of the fastest rates in the world. As a result, South Korea, in a long time is known to be one of the poorest agricultural societies in the world, has emerged as a country has a high average income and rapid industrialization. The key to this success was the adoption of a development strategy geared to the outside, making exports the driving force of growth – a strategy that reflects South Korea wasn't enough natural resources, limited domestic market, rich human resources, well-trained and diligent. In General, the driving force of the development of South Korea is a good education has helped them have good position in today's market. From this point, they are driven by the high achievements for which they do not usually reward/pay because of authoritarian culture which they are living.When comparing the driving force in South Korea with the United States, we found, U.s. officials received information pertaining to the job than their Asian counterparts. Therefore, the South Korean worker might somewhat uncertain on how to perform their work, this can reduce their motivation to achieve your goals. In America, the reward system is used in the direction based on the results of the work with the rewards with his success. The salary is determined on labor efficiency and level of training, incentive pay and promotion based on performance. However, in South Korea, seniority-based wage work, special k
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