<prompt> Human: I posted this last year and ended up taking the job. Weve been here almost a year and figure Id provide an update. Previous post: Overall things are good. The actual moving process was pretty smooth. We only ended up bringing about 5000 lbs of our goods with us. It was paid for and arrived about 6 weeks after we arrived without any incident. As for the job, the work is a bit more complicated and demanding than what I was prepared for. It has taken me almost a year to start to feel confident and comfortable in what Im doing. My workweek is generally 40 hours with occasional overtime expected during certain months. Seoul is an awesome place to live. Public transportation is reliable and cheap. Restaurants are very affordable considering there are additional tax nor tips. Weve found the Koreans to be friendly, the elderly are generally very playful with our kids. We are trying to learn Korean but with the demands of work and a new baby, we have fallen short of our goals. Getting around is still very manageable with limited Korean, as lots of people speak at least some English. The expat community is very tight knit and we have made many multicultural friends.From a financial standpoint the move has been very beneficial. I have been able to increase my retirement contributions by an additional 3, put away additional money for a down payment and my childrens college funds. We recently travelled to Japan and intend on going to Vietnam or Thailand later this year. Family has come to visit on two occasions and others are planning trips. Id say the biggest drawback has been my sons schooling. He attends a US Govt school and it has been a challenge. He has suspected ASDADHD and the school administrators have fought us at almost every turn in our attempts to get him the services he requires per his IEP given the employment situation, US education laws still apply. We have the option to school him in other International schools but based on my understanding of Korean schools, it wouldnt be a better situation. Its also worth noting that the educational services he was receiving before we left were also less than stellar. Overall I have no regrets with the move and we are looking forward to staying 4 more years.  <response>: Always nice to see a follow up on a post, especially after a year or few years. Glad things are working out pretty well for the most part for you! 