Cocone’s Initial Thoughts and Now
※This article is machine translated.
Nice to meet you.
This is Arahama, a new member of the cocone ONE PR team.
I met the then Cocone in the fall of 2012.
At the time, I was working for Cocone as a part-time member of the customer support team because I was performing.
In 2023, Cocone Corporation will become the current holding company, cocone ONE Corporation, and the new “Cocone Corporation” will take over the business that it has conducted up to that point.
Although the form of the company has changed, the basic philosophy of the Cocone Group remains the same. In this issue, I would like to talk about Cocone when I first met it.
I joined Cocone’s marketing team in 2014 as a full-time employee.
The reason why I quit my job at an entertainment agency and joined Cocone is because I was fascinated by Cocone as a company (laughs), and I strongly wanted to work with them.
What kind of place was it?
When there were still only a few dozen employees, the chairman of the company used to say to everyone.
Of course, the customer is important, but first I want to make all my employees happy. But first, I want to make all of our employees happy.”
These words may be easy to say, but I felt that Cocone really meant them.
But I felt that Cocone was a company that really meant it.
Furthermore, the chairman always said, “I want to build the Cocone building and create a gym and company cafeteria for the health of our employees.”
It was a very big dream for me back then, but I still clearly remember seeing it come true within a few years and seeing all the employees sparkling with smiles of hope.
Now, as the Cocone Group, we are moving forward as best we can for the health and happiness of all of our more than 1,000 employees and their families.
This desire has not changed since the company’s inception.
I have been told by various business partners that Cocone is a “people-friendly” company.
I am sure that this is because the desire to make “mental and physical health,” which is essentially the most important aspect of life, a matter of course, like taking a breath, has been received, and the entire staff has been able to create a space where they can care for others.
In the next issue, I would like to write about “Cocone’s thoughts on “customers”.
