When I was leaving the office, I saw two staff preparing something near the entrance.
“Oh, are you working on the project again?”
“Yes, we are,” Ms. Y answered.
Another staff Ms. S said, “Ms. Y came up with the great idea and I am just helping her.”
The project was for all kids who are related to ISOWA. Employees, business partners, and customers with children are free to take the treats, masks or pocket tissues. They feel happy to give small gifts to children when they return home.
It was Ms. Y and Ms. S’s original project and they voluntarily prepared everything.
Of course, I am always willing to support them. The key point is that it is completely planned and carried out by themselves.
This is exactly “Take the initiative,” one of our important core actions.
As they completed the same project before, I asked them a question.
“Do you have a special purchase route to get the products, Ms. Y?”
“I do not have any special product sources. So, I buy them at an ordinary supermarket and set them here.”
It is not easy to come up with such an excellent idea. It is even harder to actually take action.
Ms. Y and Ms. S both have two children. Certainly, they are the wonderful mothers.
Thank you, Ms. Y and Ms. S.
