NSV

All employees and their families celebrated Mid-Autumn in Baekdu Mountain Cheonji with their families.

Employees including Yoon Eun-joong, CEO of NSV, cheer after celebrating the mid-autumn festival in Cheonji, Baekdu Mountain.(Photo by Ha Sung-in-gi)

[The Korea News] By Sung-in Ha = On the occasion of Chuseok, one of the biggest national holidays, NSV, a small but strong company that practices "the best quality comes from the clear and healthy spirit of employees," held a special event to welcome the Mid-Autumn Festival in Cheonji, Baekdu Mountain, inviting all employees and their families, including CEO Yoon Eun-joong.

(NSV), located in Incheon's Namdong Industrial Complex, is a small and medium-sized company that has diversified its business to include noise, vibration, shock, and seismic systems after localizing soundproofing systems, which were once thought to be the preserve of global companies in 2000, but is also known for sharing the fruits of its growth with its employees, investing nearly KRW 5 billion in employee labor costs and welfare every year.

NSV employees and their families take a photo time before climbing Baekdu Mountain Cheonji to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival.(Photo by Ha Sung In-gi)

The company's starting salary for college graduates is 33 million won, which is not only 10 million won higher than the average salary for SMEs, but also comparable to large companies. In addition, the company has a well-organized performance and reward system to incentivize rapid growth based on performance, and the basic annual salary for new college graduates is more than 40 million won. Thanks to the excellent performance system, we have been able to attract excellent talents suitable for specialized fields, which has led to our technological competitiveness.

"In the end, it is people (talent) that grows and develops the company," said Mr. Yoon, who leads the company, humbly, adding that "investing generously in the wages and welfare of employees is the first and most basic corporate management, as it is the scaffolding for corporate development and the secret to growth."

They rafted down the rapids of the Baekdu Mountain Valley, which was recently swollen by Typhoon Lingling, to bond with their families and colleagues.(Photo: Ha Sung-In Giza)

(NSV) is a company that manufactures and delivers polyurethane anti-vibration mats that prevent vibration and noise in buildings. NSV has been growing steadily for 30 years, with annual sales of about 20 billion won, and its competitiveness has been solidified by the fact that it provides customized design and engineering services for construction sites, starting from the construction design stage.

In addition, from last year, the company plans to focus on various non-structural earthquake-resistant systems for buildings in preparation for the frequent earthquakes that occur in Korea.

NSV's female employees cheer and take a photo at Cheonji, Baekdu Mountain (Photo: Ha Sung In-gi)

In addition, Lee Sook-ki, CEO of '''' Mindle Travel Agency '''', who prepared a full schedule of events for all employees and staff of NSV to spend the mid-autumn in Baekdu Mountain, said, "I was touched by the management philosophy of CEO Yoon Eun-joong, and said, "It is only when the three generations build virtue, "It is fortunate that I was able to see Baekdusan and the heavens and earth in such clear weather for two days." "This is because the eternal mountain of the nation is Baekdusan and the heavens are touched by the Hongik human spirit of CEO Yoon," he said, wishing NSV a prosperous future.

On the other hand, they left the country on September 10 and spent four days and five nights in clear and pleasant weather, visiting both the west and north waves of Mount Paektu, the birthplace of national resistance poet Yun Dongju in Yongjeong, Yanbian Autonomous Region, and the Duman River with a 20-meter view of the northern evening land, before returning home on the 14th.

Employees and family members of NSV Co., Ltd. take a commemorative photo after visiting the birthplace of national resistance poet Yoon Dong-joo (Photo by Ha Sung-in-gi)

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