Teens, Become Someone AI Can Never Replace

"If my grades are good enough, is medical school really the best choice?"
Decisive advice on work and life from Sujung Shin,
a 'leader of leaders,' to the next generation

"Nothing seems fun anymore." "Isn't a rich person who doesn't have to work the real success story?" "AI will do everything for us anyway." What kind of work should today's teenagers pursue in the future? What does it mean to work, and how can we make a life feel complete? Sujung Shin—dubbed the 'Sage of Facebook' for sharing her knowledge and insights on work, life, management, and leadership with countless Korean professionals—now offers advice to reignite the hearts of young people.
In Teens, Become Someone AI Can Never Replace, written for young readers, Shin provides insightful answers to the many questions ordinary teenagers face when thinking about their futures: "What am I talented at?" "Can I thrive in the real world even if I'm mentally fragile?" Her straightforward advice is enriched with an extensive knowledge of the latest theories in economics and management, as well as a wealth of experience gained from working at diverse companies—making readers nod in agreement at every turn.
Ideas like 'A long life needs a backup engine' and 'Success is the mother of success'—sometimes defying conventional wisdom, sometimes grounded firmly in reality—will instantly clear the fog of confusion in young minds. This is essential reading for any teenager eager to understand the world of work or to explore who they are and where they're headed.