PANGKALPINANG -- PT Timah sent a contingent to take part in the MIND ID Explorathon activities in the context of MIND ID's 1st Anniversary which will be held on Thursday-Friday (25-26/4/2024) in Jakarta.
Director of Business Development Koko Widyantoro released the PT Timah Explorathon contingent who will compete in various sports, arts, and culture and quizzes in the PT Timah Main Meeting Room, on Wednesday (24/4/2024).
A total of 75 Insan Timah representatives will compete in various competitions such as football, table tennis, badminton, basketball, quiz, rhyme, band, choir, and mobile legend.
Explorathon is an exploration of the sports, arts, and academic talents of MIND ID individuals through limited tournaments between companies in the MIND ID Group,
The Explorathon is part of a series of activities for MIND ID's first anniversary. This activity was carried out to strengthen team relationships, improve better communication, and improve employee performance.
This activity is also intended to encourage employee engagement with the Company and bring the Company's values ??to life in employees' daily lives through a community-based approach to Sports, Arts, and Academics.
On this occasion, the Director of Business Development Koko advised Timah People to continue to uphold sportsmanship and use this opportunity to build collaborative relationships and synergy with all MIND ID People.
"The colleagues who will be leaving are the people chosen to represent the company. Take advantage of this opportunity to expand the network, friendships, and experiences of all MIND ID group members, share good things, and take good things home," said Koko.
He hopes that Timah's people will be able to carry out their duties as well as possible. According to Koko, this activity is not just about competition but is a forum for building togetherness and collaboration.
"Maintain the good name of the company, bring home trophies, and prove that Timah's people are the best. Winning does not mean bullying, uphold good sportsmanship, having fun competing, and being careful on the road and coming back safely," he said.
