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Workers are stepping into the spotlight to be the face of their employer’s social media accounts. Even your FYP (For You Page) isn’t safe from the corporate grind. The influencer-industrial complex is so pervasive, employees are now becoming influencers for their own companies. From “outfit of the day” to “day in the life” videos, employees across industries are stepping into the spotlight to be the face of their employer’s social media accounts. 

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Chen Teng's loft-style apartment in Seoul. Chen Teng. Chen Teng left her corporate job in New York to move to South Korea in 2016. Her initial two-year stay in Seoul has since extended into eight years and counting. Now, she lives in a cozy loft and pays 870,000 Korean won, or $640, for rent each month.

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