Are there any job-seeking programs in Korean variety shows similar to those in China?

I don't know in Korea, but there is a reality show called Apprenticeship in America.

Apprentices (also known as apprentices)

The apprentice (formerly known as the apprentice) is a reality show broadcast by NBC television in the United States. The plan is to select a person with an annual salary of $250,000 from a group of business men and women in Thank You Sir, and become an apprentice of Donald Trump, a famous American real estate king, and work for Trump Group.

The first season of The Apprentice was organized in the spring of 2004. The producers and executors are Mark Burnett (whose masterpiece is the famous reality show game Survivor), Jay Bienstock and Doanld Trump, the king of real estate, among whom Trump is the host. The program is a story about finding a job for Trump Group and realizing the American dream for Americans.

The show made Trump even more famous. His mantra on the show was "You are fired!" "Become the" golden sentence "of the program. The theme song "For the Love of Money" was led by odgers.

The venue of the competition is Trump International Hotel in new york. After each week's task, the contestants must enter the conference room with Trump and his two assistants (usually Carolyn kepcher, the former is the CEO of Trump International Golf Club, and the latter is the senior manager and lawyer of the vice chairman of Trump Group). In the sixth season, I moved to Los Angeles, but the ratings were not ideal.

In the sixth quarter, the audience failed. NBC announced that there will be no Apprentice program in the second half of 2007, but this does not mean the end of Apprentice. On May 19, 2007, Trump announced that The Apprentice would have a next season to deny the rumor that The Apprentice had finished. On July 6, 2007, NBC revealed the latest news: The Apprentice will hold a "Celebrity Edition" on June 3, 2008, and the eighth season will be broadcast on June 0, 2009.