Lotte Construction Vice Chairman Meets MZ Generation: "Promise of a Flexible Organizational Culture"

Lotte Construction Vice Chairman Park Hyun-chul held a town hall meeting with MZ generation employees on the 23rd at the Korea Knowledge Center located in Gangnam-gu, Seoul.

On the 27th, Lotte Construction announced, "Vice Chairman Park promised to foster a flexible organizational culture while engaging in conversations with them."

Since his inauguration, Vice Chairman Park has worked to promote mutual communication among executives and employees and to create a horizontal communication environment. He regularly visits sites, gathering opinions from executives, MZ generation employees, and both field and headquarters staff, engaging in open communication with employees.

Lotte Construction Vice Chairman Park Hyun-chul (center) and members of the 3rd Junior Board are taking a commemorative photo.

At the town hall meeting, Vice Chairman Park conducted a "100 Questions and 100 Answers" session with 12 employees in their 20s and 30s working at headquarters and on-site. He emphasized the importance of a corporate culture created together by executives and employees in a relaxed atmosphere.

Vice Chairman Park said, "Rather than one-sided communication, I will frequently create opportunities for free communication like today, where ideas that break stereotypes and erase boundaries can emerge. I look forward to the fresh perspectives of juniors who will become the core pillars of the company and want to support their future endeavors."

Lotte Construction has newly recruited the 3rd EL-Junior Board. The Junior Board will directly convey information and opinions from the field to the CEO without filtering and propose various ideas such as new businesses or systems deemed necessary for the company. Lotte Construction plans to strengthen a horizontal organizational culture by achieving goals such as "leadership desired by the MZ generation," "conveying voices from the field regarding the company's vision and business direction," and "improving work inefficiencies."

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