- Motivation for application and aspiration after joining the company [Learned the weight of one sentence] I have experience participating as an announcer in educational contents produced by the Korea Railroad Corporation. My job was to narrate and record educational videos and deliver the contents. Since it is professional and regulatory-oriented, I thought the most about how to convey content that could be boring to employees easily and clearly. The script was filled with unfamiliar content and terms, such as road structure rules and automobile safety. I studied by looking for related materials, and organized the sentences to make the delivery easier and clearer. I learned that even the same sentence can be a simple notice depending on where you break it and which word you apply strength to, or a guide that must be recognized. After recording, I was able to receive feedback that the screen flow and voice were harmonized, and the explanation was clear and understood well. Through this experience, I realized that the role of an announcer is not just to convey the content, but to think about how the listener will understand it. In the future, I will continue to be an announcer who carefully conveys the weight of each sentence and word. -Your strengths and weaknesses [Wake up 730 days of dawn like 48 hours a day] "How can you do all that in a day?" This is what I heard the most when I was preparing to transfer to a university four years ago. At that time, I had to study my major at a university, take an announcer's academy, and transfer at the same time. For two years, I woke up at 6 a.m. without missing a day and practiced a thorough plan that was divided into minutes. Even on the bus, I constantly memorized English vocabulary and math concept notes that I made myself. I collected all the time and lived a full day like 48 hours for others, and eventually got the pass of the school I wanted. In this process, I learned that the power and knowledge of the habit that are not shaken even under pressure become mine when reorganizing themselves. I think the same is true for the position of an announcer. Thorough preparation and script reading are the basis, and we must respond flexibly to unexpected situations that occur during live broadcasts. I will prepare the broadcast perfectly with the 'devastating sincerity' that awakened the dawn of the 730th, and I will become an announcer who is responsible for the morning and evening of the viewers with constant energy. - the process of growth ["Lee Yejin will win anyway" - A message that turns expectations into confidence] When I was a student, I often heard these words in the waiting room. "Isn't Lee Ye-jin going to win anyway?" It was a pleasant expectation, but my interest was more on 'How can I make even friends who are not interested in English raise their heads?' than on the award certificate. From fairy tale storytelling in which many personalities emerge from a person's mouth to English speeches that break down language barriers, the time I spent most effort on stage experience was not memorizing scripts. It was a time to carefully analyze 'At what point will people's pupils dilate?' As I caught the moment when the eyes of the audience changed, I realized the power of 'gathering power' to move people's minds beyond simple 'transmission'. This experience has made me a 'stage constitution' that does not feel intimidated on any stage. The essence of an announcer is accurate transmission. However, no matter how valuable information is, when the viewer turns a blind eye, it is just an empty echo. I will become an announcer who brings life to the news by stopping the fingers that viewers were trying to turn the channel and making them listen naturally.