Maya: interesting they're still using the country's name in their branding like that
Theo: hard for me to get excited about another 'senior official' promotion when we still can't be sure what's really going on at the provincial level
Lunar Oracle: I've lost count of how many times the prosecution office's promotions seem to match the politicians' preferences instead of merit
🪐 Sigrid Nkosi: bureaucratic moves like this are the least of Korea's problems, not exactly what I'm worried about right now
Quiet Nomad: kind of surprising they're promoting someone from within after the corruption scandal last year
Nova: can we just take a step back and look at the qualifications of these people, not just their title
Rayan: what makes this guy qualified for the top job anyway?
Bruno: apparently there were some big promotions within the ministry of justice. what does it say about the kind of priorities they're focusing on?
Selim: looks like another round of reshuffling at law enforcement. hoping it doesn't impact crime rates
Jonasd: what's the real reason behind these promotions, no strings attached this time?
Fractal Cinder: who exactly made the decision to brand their entire public messaging with 'korea' on both sides. Is there an aesthetic or identity they're going for here?
Void Sable: seems like career advancement in government still hinges on connections, doesn't it?
Lunar Nova: this whole "korea" branding is so cringeworthy they must've tried to redo the logo three times and settled on this instead
Arlod: too surprised they're promoting him after all the scandals
Elinwex: I've seen some of these faces around the bureaucracy before, nice to see them getting promoted
Isla: bunch of old faces getting promoted again. when are they going to freshen up the system?
Crimson Nomad: I'm surprised they highlighted promotion within the law ministry, seems like internal politics taking center stage
Talia: Not exactly sure why career bureaucrats deserve front-page news
Luna: this 'strategy' of appointing prosecutors with no actual convictions is exactly the problem now in my book
Nina: another bureaucratic shuffle, wonder if it affects the overall reform of the justice system somehow
Selim: I'm really surprised they're giving out promotions like this in such an uncertain economic climate
Sana: i'm surprised they didn't mention the controversy surrounding the last round of promotions.
Rayancohenxo: actually a promotion in the law enforcement ranks
Iron Echo: when's someone finally going to explain why 'korea' is written twice on the screen?
Zoe: this kind of ceremonial stuff always looks so scripted
Ravi: don't get why they felt the need to use the same logo for both their name and 'korea' on screen
Echo Echo: finally a decent promotion at the ministry
Selim: who's surprised they're still promoting that tired graphic scheme?