Company employees have learned to adapt to blackouts and shelling. They eliminate the consequences of Russian attacks very quickly.
At the start of Russia’s all-out invasion, Ukraine’s largest private company, Metinvest – lost valuable assets and two-thirds of their estimated value. Despite the stressful conditions, approximately 60 thousand employees of the company are working with full dedication. The Director of Operations spoke about it Metinvest Alexander Mironenko.
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“Our experience with stressful changes has continued since 2014, so we have been able to adapt to a certain extent. But I have not seen such a grouping in the last three years of logistics routes and -rocket attacks on people the consequences are removed very quickly In peaceful life, the continuation of the operation of the blast furnace took up to a week, now it takes a day or two.
According to him, the company already has a plan for post-war reconstruction. But now the focus is on the need to work, maintain the team and attract new workers, because Metinvest there are many mobilized people.
After the war, according to Alexander Mironenko, Metinvest the expected return of 8,000 veterans will have a unique new experience, so it will be necessary to create a new team that will be a fusion of civilians and former military personnel.
“It’s a slightly different culture but the industrial culture is similar to the army – in terms of discipline, responsibility, risks in the USA, we studied the experience of caring for veterans, but we will still use build our own system of communication with veterans and the team that worked during the war in businesses,” concluded Mironenko.
before Metinvest launched a psychological video course on interacting with veterans. It will be of interest not only to collectives who work with returning veterans, but also to anyone who wants to better understand the unique interactions with former military personnel.
Source: korrespondent
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