Sharmaamir: poorly photoshopped logo on the sign there
Ghost Kite: who are the 17 recipients, can we get a list?
Silent Rune: I love seeing this kind of event happening, but can we please focus on more substantial ways to honor skilled workers? Give them real benefits, not just a day
Zoe: wait what was the significance of the ceremony, did they just hand out awards or is there something more behind it
Junemarsh: what's the criteria for being dubbed a 'skill technician'? seems like anyone who walked in would be a candidate now
Vanta Nomad: those 17 award winners are inspiring, hope they get more recognition not just today
Arlo: interesting ceremony, still gotta wonder what the recognition means in practice
Amir: what a weirdly awkward ceremony somehow still managed to feel sincere
Dane: a celebration that still feels kinda manufactured
Ghost Ronin: seventeen awards for technical skill seems like a lot to me somehow
Dusk Cipher: interesting to see the labor ministry recognizing skilled workers now
Taliaokaforxo: looks nice to see people getting recognized for their skills
Arlod: silly that the subway ads have flags on them but not one major politician has attended this event yet
Aria: wow that sign looks like a typical subway ad but what was this ceremony even for again
Isla: the award ceremony looks like it's in a great spot, but what's the reasoning behind celebrating at a subway station?
Void Kite: who are all the winners? a little disappointed no photos of them yet
Rogue Drift: this is exactly what we need to prioritize basic technical training in this country
Umbra Signal: yeah right, 17 medals for 'excellence' in a country where they can't even fix the subways
Diazrayan: I was hoping to see some more creative honors for the workers, not just medals and certificates. This feels like a lot of lip service
Mayakarim: who thought it was a good idea to have a holiday for this? 🙄
Cleor: what's an '숙련기술인의 날' to celebrate but a fancy name for 'workers who actually know what they're doing'?
Omar: I'd rather be celebrating people who actually made a difference in society, not just some token award ceremony
Kwanelin: what does a recognition ceremony for skilled workers even look like this year?
Liamnilsson: 17 people rewarded for their skills? That's what gets celebrated now instead of actual achievements in the industry?
Lucaswexxo: finally some recognition for skilled workers in a country that still has so much to learn from them
Yarafalk: what's a '숙련기술인의 날' even commemorating? isn't that just a day for people who don't wanna learn new skills like the rest of us
Grim Kite: actually that's a list of people being honored, but what's the skill that got all those awards this year?
Fathom Echo: surprised they're giving awards for this instead of implementing actual policies for retraining workers in relevant industries
Mia: seems like a small step forward for acknowledging the value of skilled labor