Korea Housing Finance Corporation Publishes Employee Behavioral Guidebook "HF Playbook"

Presenting 30 Real-Life Scenarios
for a Happy Workplace and Human Rights Respect

The Korea Housing Finance Corporation (President Kim Kyunghwan) announced on November 20 that it has published a scenario-based behavioral guidebook for employees, titled "HF Playbook: 30 Stories Opened by Communication," to foster a happy workplace and spread a culture of human rights and respect within the organization.

This playbook features the participation of employees from various ranks and presents 30 scenarios that may occur between colleagues and with customers in real-life situations, offering guidance on desirable behaviors. It also includes practical behavioral guidelines, such as principles for meetings, report writing, and standards for work handover, which are expected to help improve work efficiency.

The corporation is pursuing company-wide management innovation activities this year to reform work practices and create a vibrant organizational culture. The publication reflects the unique characteristics of the existing organizational culture and establishes behavioral standards that align with the perspectives of all employees.

President Kim Kyunghwan stated, "We have published the 'HF Playbook' to strengthen communication across ranks and generations and to create a dynamic organizational culture through the establishment of a horizontal and collaborative environment. We will continue our efforts to provide the best housing finance services that satisfy the public, within a workplace where every employee wants to work."

Korea Housing Finance Corporation

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