Philippine Jamboree Team dressed in traditional costumes and served snacks… Conical hat gift to training center staff
In El Salvador, the Netherlands, and the Philippines, T-shirts and patches were delivered to employees who were present at the site.
Hyundai Motor Group presents various photos of members’ activities… “I hope you keep the memories even after you return home”
Members of the 25th World Scout Jamboree, who stayed at the training center belonging to Hyundai Motor Group, expressed their gratitude to Hyundai Motor Group as they returned home on the 12th after finishing all their schedules in Korea.
About 1,000 employees from six countries, including the Netherlands, Finland, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Slovenia, and El Salvador, are enrolled in four Hyundai Motor Group training centers located in the metropolitan area: Mabuk Campus of the Group Human Resources Development Center, Kia Vision Square, Kia Osan Education Center, and Hyundai Engineering Blue Monte. For five days and four nights, they enjoyed various activities prepared by Hyundai Motor Group.
The warm hospitality, meticulous support, and fruitful programs of the Hyundai Motor Group are becoming a hot topic as the Jamboree Teams of each country as well as the governments of the countries in question express their deep gratitude.
All members of the Philippine Jamboree Team changed into traditional costumes and served traditional snacks such as Makapuno, a local specialty, dried mango, and Pili Nut caramel.
They said, “Thank you for the dedicated and kind response of the training center staff,” and presented a traditional Filipino cone hat, ‘Salakot’.
The Slovenian Jamboree Team, who stayed at the Kia Osan Education Center with Filipinos, said, “It is a great fortune to be assigned to the Kia Training Center.”
The El Salvador Jamboree Team presented colorful official Jamboree T-shirts to Hyundai Engineering employees who were with them.
Jaime José Lopez Badia, Ambassador of El Salvador to Korea, visited the Hyundai Engineering Blue Monte training center where they stayed and expressed sincere gratitude.
The Dutch and Finnish Jamboree Team, which stayed at the Mabuk Campus of the Group Human Resources Development Center, and the Hong Kong Jamboree Team at Kia Vision Square collected scout patches that the members had treasured and delivered them to group executives, including President Jang Jae-hoon.
It is a long-standing tradition of the Scout Jamboree Competition to express polite gratitude by exchanging scout badges and patches from one’s country.
Hyundai Motor Group presented souvenirs such as a self-made model car and eco-friendly eco-bags to the members so that they could cherish precious memories in Korea for a long time.
Various photos of the entire schedule of the members were also presented on a self-produced USB.
Prior to this, from the 8th to the 12th, Hyundai Motor Group conducted a specialized program on the theme of Korea’s automobile industry, the world’s third-largest automobile powerhouse, as well as experiencing Korean culture, to give special experiences to the Jamboree members who visited the group’s training center. presented
It was awkward at first, but the members quickly got used to it and enjoyed traditional Korean folk games such as Jegichagi, Gonggi nori, and Yutnori.
In particular, the K-Culture program, where you can learn the latest K-pop dance directly from a famous influencer invited as an instructor, was chosen as one of the most popular programs among youth and adult members.
On the 10th, Jamboree members who wished to participate were invited to Hyundai Motorstudio Goyang, the largest complex car experience space in Korea.
Tour the major models of Hyundai Motor Company and Genesis, experience the WRC (World Rally Championship) 4D simulator where you can vividly feel the realism of high-performance brand N and motor sports, including the entire manufacturing process of automobiles, etc. Careful attention has been paid to understanding.
On the 11th, Hyundai Motor Group Boston Dynamics’ quadruped walking robot ‘Spot’ and robot technology grafted multipurpose mobility platform ‘MobED’ were dispatched to the group’s human resources development center Mabuk Campus.
Youth crew members, who will become future leaders, experienced first-hand the cutting-edge future mobility technology, such as experiencing future air mobility (AAM) with a virtual reality (VR) device.
In addition, various collaborative activities such as ball rolling, 6-person 7-legged, wrestling, tug-of-war, and surfing were prepared to enhance the satisfaction of the members.
From the first week of the Saemangeum World Scout Jamboree, Hyundai Motor Group became the first Korean company to provide prompt and diverse support.
However, it was reported that the support for the smooth operation of a large-scale international event was not disclosed because it was judged to be a natural social responsibility of a company, drawing more attention.
In the midst of the sweltering heat, Hyundai Motor Group’s speedy and full-fledged efforts, such as various items such as bottled water and parasols, a recovery bus and mobile offices to prevent members from exhaustion, simple toilets and 100 on-site personnel to clean them, etc. In unison, support from people was of great help to the stable operation of the field at the beginning of the competition.
On the 10th, Hyundai Motor Company CEO Jang Jae-hoon also visited the Mabuk Campus of the Group Human Resources Development Institute and asked the staff to “do your best to support and considerately so that the Jamboree members from around the world can safely and healthily complete their schedules in Korea and return home.” .
An official from Hyundai Motor Group said, “It was not a long time, but I was able to feel a lot of worth while working with the Jamboree members from around the world.” wind,” he said.
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2023-08-12 09:27:39
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