Meet SNNC Intern from New Caledonia

New Caledonian Girl, Vivier’s Story in Korea   “Bonjour les amis! My name is Vivier. Oui, I’m French, but I was born in New Caledonia. I’ve come to Korea

POSCO receives ‘ISO 50001’, the international standard of energy management system

The Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance (LRQA) certified POSCO with its energy management system standard ‘ISO 50001’. POSCO has now become the first Asian

Discover POSCO, How An Outstanding International Firm Works

POSCO’s Vision: How We’ve Worked to Achieve them, and How the World Judged It POSCO’s goal isn’t limited to being the best in the world in steel industry, but

Pursuing New Talent for POSCO

All companies have one thing in common for recruitment: It’s not just any applicant that they look for, but those who are tightly and widely wired, ready, and

Gangnam Style? ‘POSTECH’ style!!

Can you imagine the best brains of the country showing off the ‘horse dance’ to ‘Gangnam Style’ at the sacred research labs and lecture halls? On November 17th

Your POSCO Adventure Begins Here

Pohang Works, Gwangyang Works and the POSCO head office in Seoul are already familiar POSCO establishments to Koreans. But did you know that you can find more

POSCO Chairman Chung Joon-yang Becomes Vice Chairman of worldsteel

There’s always a good leader in a successful organization. One of the key reasons to POSCO’s international success is due to a skillful leadership, a global

The Healing Power of POSCO Sharing: Ritchell’s Story

Today, Ritchell digs the ground with a pebble as usual. As digging gets tedious, he moves on by spending the rest of his time rolling the tires that are

Sponsoring Children Abroad In Need With POSCO : Hand-Knitted Cap Can Save Millions of Lives

Love makes the world go around, and POSCO knows that very well. As you know, there are various ways to share such love with others. Here’s our story.  

New, Breakthrough Way to Reserve Marine Life: POSCO’s Triton

Two years ago, coastal waters of the Korean southern sea experienced albinism. Marine plants at shores were slowly dying in a dessert-like condition brought by