Andrew Jung is a Management Consultant | Human Capital at Deloitte. He possess expertise in microsoft office, social media, powerpoint, microsoft excel, analysis and 15 more skills. He is proficient in Korean. Colleagues describe him as "Andrew is an extremely thoughtful and diligent researcher who definitely has a talent for crafting original narratives or making links between subjects areas that others might not see. As an editor, I found Andrew's best attribute to be his enthusiastic reception of constructive criticism; this not only made him a pleasure to work with but saw his writing improve noticeably from one project to the next. I wish him all the best!", "I have managed Andrew for the past 4 months, during his time with us as a Journalist, and have had the pleasure of seeing him develop his writing, research, SEO and interviewing skills. Andrew has a keen eye for stories that include the human element, while emphasizing fact-driven content, backed by strong research. Andrew worked well with our editors and was very responsive to the feedback given about his articles. Andrew is passionate about creating high-quality content. His passion never wavered during his time with us and I firmly believe it will drive him to succeed in future roles as well.", and "Andrew was an exemplary student in my expository writing class when I taught it years ago. At Rutgers, expository writing is notoriously one of the most challenging courses for undergraduates to pass. Andrew not only passed the course, but excelled in his writing. Over time, his analysis of the texts the students were assigned grew to become more nuanced and sophisticated. The following is an excerpt from one of his excellent essays: "Whereas patterns of human organization were amplified back into the community to create neighborhoods, peoples’ perceptions were amplified back to the areas in the nation who heard the story through constant repetition. “rumor became myth… the story stitched out of repetition rather than investigation…” (Loffreda 374). His writing proved to be eloquent, insightful, and well above the level of his peers. It is clear that as an undergraduate student, Andrew put in the hard work and dedication to lay the foundation for the formidable journalistic work he is doing now. I highly endorse Andrew professionally and as a writer."