A review of our on-site training at “NJ Group.”
Today in Jongno, Seoul, we delivered 'AI-Powered Marketing Strategy' training for employees of NJ (New Jerusalem) Group.
Honestly, I was a little worried before we started.
Many attendees were young people whose political leanings differ a bit from mine, so reading the room was a real concern for me as an instructor.
Fortunately, the worry was unfounded.
The attendees had a great attitude, asked questions actively, and responded quickly.
In the end, I was reminded once again that a session’s success isn’t built by the instructor alone, but together by everyone in the room.
Today we tried something new.
I ran a public AI role-play consulting session, holding a placard with a Claude sticker on it.
We brought one participant’s real business challenge up on stage, and I played the role of 'AI (Claude)' with a placard, running a consulting simulation on the spot.
Rather than explaining in a lecture how to ask AI questions that produce genuinely useful answers, this method
let them feel it 100 times faster.
The attendees’ response was also very positive.
We plan to use more of this hands-on teaching approach going forward.
