Why South Korea's leaders are currently subpar

1. The generation deprived of the right to learn
I've discussed this a lot, so I'll skip it.
2. The pre-globalization generation
South Korea's globalization truly began after the 2002 World Cup.
Before that, the only way to experience the world was through backpacking trips.
At that time, since these were athletes who did nothing but train in school, there was no concept of "we need to learn what is trending abroad" when something became popular overseas.
The current young managers and coaches are exactly those who were training in school or as professional rookies before 2002.
In other words, the final generation combining points 1 and 2 makes up the current leadership in Korea.
It will take about 10 years for the leadership to normalize.
The problem is that in 10 years, there will be no athletic talent due to the population decline...