We held a gathering for soon-to-be freshmen
and their parents today.
We have been doing this every year for
several years.
Why do we even do that?
Because our motto is “Work for your loving
family”, and it’s essential for our families to understand what kind of company
we are working for.
Honestly, every time I make a prayer in
front of our guardian, the first thing that come into my mind is my own family.
But employees and their families always come next.
That’s how important they are to me.
And there’s another reason.
I want to make them feel like,
“I didn’t know much of the company, but it
obviously looks like a good one to work in!”
I wonder how that one went.
At the plant, we ran the machine so they could
see it in action.
During the company tour, this year’s
freshmen took turn in speaking a little about themselves.
They all did great. I’m truly proud of
them.
Then we had a lunch break.
I talked to all of them during the break.
Like I have heard, the mother of Ms. Ko is
such a huge fan of this blog.
She remembers the dumpling I introduced on
this blog before and said she even gave it a try herself.
The parents of Mr. I whose older brother
used to want to work in ISOWA told me that he is still jealous his brother get
to be a member of us.
The mother of Mr. Im who was born and
raised near ISOWA.
“I’ve known ISOWA for a long time now. I
have seen the plant getting bigger and bigger.”
Seemed like Mr. Y’s parents who are engaged
in the equipment business have some things in common with ISOWA.
“We always work on weekends and holidays
for equipment installation. Just like ISOWA, I assume.”
The mother of Ms. K who, from what I’ve
heard, drinks a lot.
“Word is that your daughter is such a
drinker.”
“Oh my goodness. That is embarrassing!”
But she never denied that. She might’ve
gotten that from her mother.
After the break, I asked the parents how
they felt about ISOWA.
“The plant was beautiful.”
“I was overwhelmed by those huge machines”
“I could feel the good atmosphere.”
“I don’t think our son will be able to
speak in front of audience like them.”
Don’t worry about a thing!
We all started off like your son and
daughter.
During the event, I told them a story about
one young employee.
He has done some amazing things for ISOWA,
but he was just like today’s participants when he joined us.
I’m sure, in a few years, the stories of
your son or daughter will be told.
After we took a photo for the blog, I found
out that two mothers’ faces were blocked by others.
“I feel bad for you. Why don’t we take it
again with the three of us?”
As it turned out, one of them was just
trying to keep a low profile on purpose.
But she ended up being high-profile like
this!
Thanks for your cooperation!
I hope this will be an opportunity for them
to get to know us and be ISOWA fans!
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