국내, 해외 대기업에서 주문하는 600인승 초대형 엘리베이터.

Machines standing at Samsung Electronics' Pyeongtaek semiconductor plant and at oil fields off the coast of Norway. Thirty countries around the world use them, yet the company that manufactures them is a small to medium-sized enterprise with sixty employees located in Siheung, Gyeonggi Province. However, this company's annual revenue has been stuck at 24 billion won for the past twenty years. The numbers don't add up. If you trace the culprit behind these figures, you will find a person who became an executive at the world's number one company at twenty-nine and squandered that position at thirty-three, and the 14 years from 1999 to 2013 during which the nameplates of our elevator companies changed one by one. And the answer lies connected to a single line on the monthly utility bill you pay. 📌 Timeline 00:00 The Company Where the Calculations Don't Add Up 02:04 The Identity of That Item the World Is Buying 05:54 The Person Who Voluntarily Stepped Down from the Top 10:14 14 Years Since the Nameplate Changed 13:28 The Culprit Behind 24 Billion Won 17:46 A Single Line on a Maintenance Fee Bill 20:44 Holding On Again So It Doesn't Fall #SongsanSpecialElevator #KimKiyoung #SpecialElevator #ElevatorIndustry #GoliathElevator #SmallButStrongCompany #MoneyLearning