New ID Card
The COVID-19 pandemic that started in January 2020 in South Korea prompted urgent measures worldwide to minimize contact between people and objects. Governments and private companies around the globe held emergency meetings to address this situation. Employee ID cards, traditionally worn around the neck for access control and commuting verification, had become obsolete with the introduction of fingerprint recognition systems long ago. Additionally, with the mandatory use of masks, new employees found it challenging to be recognized through facial recognition systems. As a result, there was a consensus that lanyard-type employee ID cards were needed once again. Therefore, in 2021, they were renewed and reintroduced to meet these new needs arising from the pandemic.
The faces of adnstylist
We made a collective decision to conduct a comprehensive photo shoot of all our employees under the pretext of "employee ID card production." Daeyeon Lee, Director of the DCD Department, went above and beyond by utilizing his personal time outside of work to meticulously coordinate schedules, take photographs, and handle post-processing in the DCD department's studio. We are truly grateful for his hard work and dedication.
Initially, there were concerns about whether everyone would be willing to participate in the photo shoot, but as expected, our ADNSTYLE team members proved to be confident and amazing individuals who knew how to enjoy the moment.
In a world where it's difficult to recognize people's faces due to masks, now that we all know each other's faces, let's greet each other with bright and confident smiles whenever we meet!
