When to use 잘 부탁드립니다?
Could someone tell me when you should use this phrase? I know it's said when meeting someone older than you for the first time, but at what point do you say it during the conversation?
Thank you so much!

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For instance, you are a new hire at work, and you are introducing yourself to the people who have been working there; use "잘 부탁드립니다." as your closing phrase, implying "I am looking forward to working with you; I am looking forward to your cooperation."