Kwak Tube, Different from Wonji's '6-Pyeong Office Controversy'... "Three Employees Found It Themselves"

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Travel YouTuber KwakTube (real name Kwak Jun-bin) revealed that he has moved to a new office to improve the working environment for his employees. He drew attention by stating that he entrusted the entire process, from selecting the office to the staff.On the 27th, KwakTube unveiled the interior of his newly relocated office through his YouTube channel.On that day, KwakTube introduced various parts of the office, saying, This is my new office. Let me show you. He explained the changed working environment by personally showing everything from the workspaces used by employees to his own private room.The reason for the office relocation was due to the employees grievances. KwakTube confessed, There were some difficulties for the staff in the previous office, adding, Since it was a rooftop room, it was cold and hot.He continued, I moved to an office that is more comfortable to work in and is close to a subway station. The decision to relocate was made considering the heating and cooling issues of the previous office and the convenience of commuting.Notably, KwakTube revealed that he was not directly involved in the process of finding the new office. He drew attention by stating, I didnt find it. Three of my employees just found it.He also candidly disclosed the reason for this. KwakTube said, I didnt think it was right for someone who doesnt come to work to find an office, adding, I only come about three times a month. Aside from traveling, I do a lot of editing from home, so I practically never come. He explained that he secured the space by prioritizing the opinions of his employees, who spend more time in the office than he does.This stands in contrast to the previous case where travel YouTuber Wonji faced fierce criticism regarding her office working conditions.Last November, Wonji became embroiled in a controversy over her treatment of employees after releasing a video on her YouTube channel titled Looking for a 6-Pyeong Office. At the time, footage of three employees working in a windowless office of approximately 6 pyeong located on the second basement floor was released, leading to an outpouring of criticism regarding the poor working environment.As the controversy escalated, Wonji switched the video to private and issued an apology. He admitted to his lack of consideration, stating, Since this is a space where employees spend their time working every day, I should have prioritized the working environment and welfare above all else. He subsequently disclosed the process of transitioning to remote work and relocating the office.
Travel YouTuber KwakTube (real name Kwak Jun-bin) revealed that he has moved to a new office to improve the working environment for his employees. He drew attention by stating that he entrusted the entire process, from selecting the office to the staff.On the 27th, KwakTube unveiled the interior of his newly relocated office through his YouTube channel.On that day, KwakTube introduced various parts of the office, saying, This is my new office. Let me show you. He explained the changed working environment by personally showing everything from the workspaces used by employees to his own private room.The reason for the office relocation was due to the employees grievances. KwakTube confessed, There were some difficulties for the staff in the previous office, adding, Since it was a rooftop room, it was cold and hot.He continued, I moved to an office that is more comfortable to work in and is close to a subway station. The decision to relocate was made considering the heating and cooling issues of the previous office and the convenience of commuting.Notably, KwakTube revealed that he was not directly involved in the process of finding the new office. He drew attention by stating, I didnt find it. Three of my employees just found it.He also candidly disclosed the reason for this. KwakTube said, I didnt think it was right for someone who doesnt come to work to find an office, adding, I only come about three times a month. Aside from traveling, I do a lot of editing from home, so I practically never come. He explained that he secured the space by prioritizing the opinions of his employees, who spend more time in the office than he does.This stands in contrast to the previous case where travel YouTuber Wonji faced fierce criticism regarding her office working conditions.Last November, Wonji became embroiled in a controversy over her treatment of employees after releasing a video on her YouTube channel titled Looking for a 6-Pyeong Office. At the time, footage of three employees working in a windowless office of approximately 6 pyeong located on the second basement floor was released, leading to an outpouring of criticism regarding the poor working environment.As the controversy escalated, Wonji switched the video to private and issued an apology. He admitted to his lack of consideration, stating, Since this is a space where employees spend their time working every day, I should have prioritized the working environment and welfare above all else. He subsequently disclosed the process of transitioning to remote work and relocating the office.

Travel YouTuber KwakTube (real name Kwak Jun-bin) revealed that he has moved to a new office to improve the working environment for his employees. He drew attention by stating that he entrusted the entire process, from selecting the office to the staff.

On the 27th, KwakTube unveiled the interior of his newly relocated office through his YouTube channel.

On that day, KwakTube introduced various parts of the office, saying, "This is my new office. Let me show you." He explained the changed working environment by personally showing everything from the workspaces used by employees to his own private room.

The reason for the office relocation was due to the employees' grievances. KwakTube confessed, "There were some difficulties for the staff in the previous office," adding, "Since it was a rooftop room, it was cold and hot."

He continued, "I moved to an office that is more comfortable to work in and is close to a subway station." The decision to relocate was made considering the heating and cooling issues of the previous office and the convenience of commuting.

Notably, KwakTube revealed that he was not directly involved in the process of finding the new office. He drew attention by stating, "I didn't find it. Three of my employees just found it."

He also candidly disclosed the reason for this. KwakTube said, "I didn't think it was right for someone who doesn't come to work to find an office," adding, "I only come about three times a month. Aside from traveling, I do a lot of editing from home, so I practically never come." He explained that he secured the space by prioritizing the opinions of his employees, who spend more time in the office than he does.

This stands in contrast to the previous case where travel YouTuber Wonji faced fierce criticism regarding her office working conditions.

Last November, Wonji became embroiled in a controversy over her treatment of employees after releasing a video on her YouTube channel titled "Looking for a 6-Pyeong Office." At the time, footage of three employees working in a windowless office of approximately 6 pyeong located on the second basement floor was released, leading to an outpouring of criticism regarding the poor working environment.

As the controversy escalated, Wonji switched the video to private and issued an apology. He admitted to his lack of consideration, stating, "Since this is a space where employees spend their time working every day, I should have prioritized the working environment and welfare above all else." He subsequently disclosed the process of transitioning to remote work and relocating the office.