In a meeting room at an animal-health company south of Seoul, Baek Na Eun settled into a chair for an interview with a pet cushion beside her. Nacho, her white Pomeranian, sat quietly throughout.Making money to look after Nacho "is the reason I come to work," said Baek, 28, who asked for permission to bring her dog to work at Green Cross Veterinary Products almost as soon after she started working there nearly three years ago.Baek's routine, once nearly impossible in South Korea's corporate culture, is becoming less unusual as employers experiment with running pet-friendly offices in a coun…READ FULL ARTICLE
