Guri Urban Corporation Begins Open Recruitment for New President... Applications Accepted Until the 20th
Guri Urban Corporation in Gyeonggi Province has initiated the open recruitment process for a new president.
Guri Urban Corporation announced on August 7 that it will accept applications for the president position from August 5 through August 20. The recruitment notice can be found on the websites of Guri Urban Corporation, Guri City, and public sector job information platforms.
The corporation has formed an executive recommendation committee consisting of a total of seven members: two recommended by Guri City, three by the Guri City Council, and two by the corporation’s board of directors.
The executive recommendation committee held its first meeting on August 3, during which it elected a chairperson and discussed the qualification standards and evaluation methods for the president candidates, as well as the future schedule for committee operations.
The candidates for president will be recommended after going through document screening and interviews, and subsequently, a personnel confirmation hearing will be conducted.
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An official from Guri Urban Corporation stated, “We will carry out all procedures fairly and transparently so that an outstanding candidate with professional expertise and vision, as well as specialized knowledge in the corporation’s development projects and strong management capabilities, can be selected as the chief executive.”
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