Today was an incredibly full day.
In the morning, we confirmed a marketing training program for executives at a major corporation, and in the afternoon, I delivered a 4-hour Agentic AI training session for the sales planning team at Mirae Info Asset.
Since we had received feedback several times in yesterday’s first session that the content was "difficult," I completely overhauled the curriculum, working until dawn.
Fortunately, today was clearly different.
The revised curriculum worked right away, and I could feel the energy come alive in the room.
Every break,
It was impressive to see groups of two or three come up to us to keep discussing coding and automation.
Seeing how actively the participants responded, I became confident that the training is helping them in their day-to-day work.
After the session, the HR manager asked for a separate meeting.
We had a long, in-depth discussion about the direction of AI adoption inside the company.
The change on site is unmistakable.
Companies are starting to see AX (AI Transformation) not as a slogan, but as a challenge they actually have to execute.
Notably, adoption speed picked up noticeably.
By the way, the Mac mini I had been using was too cumbersome for lecture demos, so I listed it on Daangn, a Korean secondhand marketplace, and switched to an M1 MacBook Air.
We also keep upgrading our training equipment to meet on-site needs.
