The following is a concise summary of the text:
The text is a transcript of an interview with a patent attorney who shares his experience and advice about working in the field. He talks about:
- How he became interested in patent law and joined Kim & Chang, a prestigious law firm in Korea.
- How he worked hard and long hours, sometimes until 3 a.m., to handle various cases involving foreign clients, translation, and document writing.
- How he left Kim & Chang twice, once to become an instructor and once to start his own business, but returned each time because he felt he had more potential and opportunities at the firm.
- How he enjoys teaching and creating content on YouTube, but also warns about the risks of losing reputation or money if he does not follow the rules or standards of the profession.
- How he advises aspiring or current patent attorneys to think about their motivations, goals, and plans for their career, and to find what they are passionate about and good at.
- How he expresses his gratitude to the interviewer for giving him a chance to share his insights and wisdom.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is a fan of Jumin Jang.
2. There was a big lawsuit filed against Jang.
3. The speaker graduated with a blue eye ( possibly referring to a degree or certification).
4. The speaker was a student trying to graduate on time.
5. A job advertisement appeared, and it was in the speaker's mother tongue.
6. The speaker tried to get the job, and after a few days, they got the executive experience in the second interview.
7. The speaker started working at Kim & Chang Law Office.
8. The speaker's work involved a lot of written work, requesting and submitting reviews.
9. The speaker had to translate documents from English.
10. The speaker worked with external clients and wrote well in English.
11. The speaker's work was related to patent law.
12. The speaker worked hard and was dedicated to their job.
13. The speaker's salary was good, but not the highest.
14. The speaker had to dress formally for work.
15. The speaker worked long hours, often until 3 am.
16. The speaker had to take a taxi home because of the late working hours.
17. The speaker's building was located near Gyeongbokgung Palace.
18. The speaker had to manage their reputation as an experienced worker.
19. The speaker joined Kim & Chang Law Office again after leaving for a while.
20. The speaker became an instructor at Telink.
21. The speaker liked being an instructor because they liked teaching and tests.
22. The speaker was an ISTJ (Introverted, Sensing, Thinking, Judging) personality type.
23. The speaker thought that being a patent attorney was a good fit for them.
24. The speaker believed that as a patent attorney, they had a lot of potential and could do various things.
25. The speaker advised others to plan their lives and not just focus on their work.
26. The speaker thought that 3 years was enough to learn the basics of being a patent attorney.
27. The speaker advised others to think seriously about their plans after learning the basics.
Please note that some of these "facts" may be statements or opinions made by the speaker, but I tried to extract the most objective information possible.