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Reed’s human resources specialists have been recruiting professionals, like you, for temporary, contract, and permanent HR positions for decades.

We have access to all the best human resources jobs - our expert consultants recruit across the whole HR function, from HR directors and strategic positions to junior HR jobs such as HR assistants.

Your local Reed consultants are well positioned to help find you your perfect role. Our experts take the time to understand your requirements and use their in-depth sector knowledge and local market understanding to match you with the best company and role for your individual needs.

We provide you with comprehensive support, from educational, market-leading webinars and networking events, to blogs and salary insight, in order to help you progress and thrive in your career.

Our human resources experts

Brandon Choi

Brandon Choi

Perm Business Manager Reed South Korea

​​Brandon offers Permanent recruitment, Executive search, Fixed term recruitment as well as RPO services in a wide range of industry sectors.

Lance Pyun

Lance Pyun

Temp Business Manager Reed South Korea

Lance joined Reed in March 2015 with a vast knowledge and experience of the recruitment industry.During his career, Lance managed teams of over 20 co-workers internally and over 1,500 employees externally across 160 companies during his roles as a Branch and a Division Manager.Lance is always keen to expand his portfolio to help more companies reach their goals through finding the best talent to help them remain competitive.

Ashley Kim

Ashley Kim

Senior Recruitment Consultant Reed South Korea

​Ashley joined the company in Leeds in 2018 and has been working with domestic and foreign clients. She mainly works with IT/Tech and startup companies and feels proud and great joy when contributing to the company's human and qualitative growth.

Conan Lee

Conan Lee

Senior Principal Consultant Reed South Korea

​​Conan is an expert in Retail, Sales and Food & Beverage industries at HR agency for 17 years.

Mike Chae

Mike Chae

Principal Consultant - Permanent Recruitment Reed South Korea

​​After graduating from Korea University, he was served as an ROTC officer and completed his military service as a lieutenant in the army. He has experience such as accounting, taxation, human resources, and overseas sales at Major construction company in Korea. In particular, he has a wide range of knowledge and know-how related to recruitment as a HR recruiter. He has worked as the head of corporations in Europe and the United States, accumulating his management knowledge, rich overseas business experience, and extensive network. He is currently recommending key talents to companies in the field of construction, energy, IT, and distribution at Reed Korea.

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