Moon Se-yoon → LEE MI-JOO 'Youngkku is Commuting', Exploring Future Society's Success Standards

Exploring Career Choice Standards in the AI EraPart 1 airs on the 18th at 10:55 AMActors Lee Sang-yeop and broadcasters LEE MI-JOO Moon Se-yoon and So Seul-ji (from left) team up for SBS's new educational program, "Revising the Success Formula - Youngkku is Going to Work." /SBS[THE FACT | Reporter Moon Chae-young] Broadcaster Moon Se-yoon LEE MI-JOO So Seul-ji and actor Lee Sang-yeop will explore new standards of success envisioned by future generations.SBS production team announced on the 12th, "The new educational program, 'Revising the Success Formula - Youngkku is Going to Work' (hereinafter referred to as 'Youngkku is Going to Work'), will premiere on the 18th," and "Moon Se-yoon LEE MI-JOO So Seul-ji and Lee Sang-yeop have confirmed their appearances.""Youngkku is Going to Work" follows the journey of middle school seniors and their parents as they decide on high school, exploring career choice standards suitable for the future society. It delivers the message that there are diverse paths to success beyond the long-standing formula that "success is based on academic background."The "Samjeonnix" (a portmanteau of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix) craze in 2026 caused a seismic shift not only in the South Korean economy but also in the education sector. In particular, the issue of multi-million dollar performance bonuses for high school graduates at SK Hynix shocked many office workers and presented a new topic for career choices for students and parents.SBS's new educational program, "Revising the Success Formula - Youngkku is Going to Work," will premiere on the 18th. /SBSThe advent of the "AI (Artificial Intelligence) era" further accelerates these changes. As "Neo Blue-collar" workers, who emphasize expertise and technical skills, emerge as high-income professions, the perception that academic background is no longer a guarantee of success is solidifying.The four MCs will delve into in-depth stories from their unique perspectives. Moon Se-yoon, a father of a middle school senior daughter, empathizes with career concerns from a parent's realistic viewpoint. LEE MI-JOO, who graduated from a vocational high school, offers a different perspective with vivid personal experiences.Lee Sang-yeop shares his journey of intensely contemplating his career path, switching from the Department of Business Administration to Theater and Film. So Seul-ji, a graduate of Sungkyunkwan University, confidently states that she understands the meaning of attending university better than anyone."Youngkku is Going to Work" will broadcast Part 1 on the 18th at 10:55 AM and Part 2 on the 25th at 10:55 AM.mcy21@tf.co.kr[Entertainment Desk | ssent@tf.co.kr]