Today we wrapped up the Hyundai Corporation Global Talent Development Program, New Business track. Nine employees responsible for overseas new business, based in eight cities: Bangkok, Frankfurt, Vancouver, Ho Chi Minh City, Singapore, Dubai, LA, and Tokyo, spent four hours together. We ran the session in English.
To be honest, I agonized right up until the start. There were two options. One is the manual approach: I put what I do with agentic AI on screen, everyone types exactly the same thing, and everybody walks out with the same tool. No failures, a smooth session, and good satisfaction scores. The other is to let people discover it for themselves. It's slower, it looks messier, and someone might not finish. I chose the latter.
Commands you copied are forgotten the moment you leave the classroom. But someone who has answered "where exactly is the problem in my work?" on their own can ask that question again next month. So before building any tool, I asked three questions first. 1. When you open up a new business, what is your real pain? 2. How would you relieve that pain? 3. What do you want: saving time, repeatability, or an automated research pipeline? Then I stopped lecturing and went to each person's seat. Every branch, every market, and every sticking point was different. On the spot, we rewrote the question together, narrowed the scope, and ran it again, over and over.
Toward the end of the session, I saw the expressions of a few participants change. It wasn't because of an explanation. It was the moment they saw it running, built by their own hands. It was rewarding. Today's participants didn't just learn AI. They each built one tool for their own work with AI and took it back to their own branch. Great work, everyone. ^^b
Today I wrapped up the new business course of Hyundai Corporation’s Global Talent Development Program. Bangkok, Frankfurt, Vancouver, Ho Chi Minh City, Singapore, Dubai, LA, Tokyo. Eight…
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