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Inoac Corporation's New Recruitment Video

Inoac Corporation, a leading chemical materials manufacturer known for pioneering the production of urethane foam in Japan, has launched a new recruitment concept video. This initiative aims to challenge the negative stereotypes surrounding the manufacturing industry, often perceived as “Three K” – tough, dirty, and dangerous. The video, which runs for 2 minutes and 50 seconds, will be publicly available starting September 19 and can be found on various platforms including their official website and YouTube channel.

With a mission to dispel the common misconceptions about the manufacturing sector, Inoac's video portrays the passion and dedication of its young employees. Featuring real employees from the company and filmed at actual operational sites, the video invites audiences to imagine a day in the life of an Inoac employee. It emphasizes the supportive workplace culture where even those with limited experience have the opportunity to take on new challenges.

The underlying theme of the video, “Where People Connect, Chemical Reactions Begin,” illustrates how Inoac's core business — creating chemical materials — mirrors the dynamic interactions within the company. The encounters between young and experienced employees result in a fresh workplace atmosphere, fostering innovative ideas and creating a conducive environment for newcomers to embark on their first Inoac journey.

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