"The first thing MZ do when they get a job.""You have to memorize words like Songbu, Haejeong, and Hahab." [Anchor Report]

Recently, an article posted on an online community titled "What MZs Do When They Get a Job These Days" has become a hot topic.

The author said that new employees joined his company, and that they should familiarize themselves with the manual and memorize words, and that it is a representative instruction.

I posted a picture of what appears to be a work manual along with the writing,
Looking at the
content, words used to deal with the company's business, such as sending, resolving, conforming, discretionary, etc., are organized in Korean and Chinese characters,

There are even meanings and examples next to it.

It's similar to the English word dictionary I memorized when I was a student.

What will the Internet users react to this?

"It's a very good company to teach new employees that kind of thing."

"There are a lot of places that don't tell me and scold me for not knowing, but at least it looks good because it gives me a chance to study," he said positively,

Some comments seemed surprised by the serious reality, saying, "You really don't even know that word?" and "You have to take a new literacy course for the entrance exam."