Discover Blueage’s Vision and Values Through the Voices of Our Team

At Blueage, our vision is built on creativity, convergence, and innovation. Through the insights shared by our team members, you can glimpse the core values that drive us forward. Each story highlights our commitment to seamless collaboration, groundbreaking storytelling, and transformative technology.

Whether it’s our all-in-one approach to design, our pioneering branding strategies, or our ability to merge content with cutting-edge platforms, Blueage is shaping the future of business and culture.

Join us in exploring the essence of Blueage, where imagination becomes reality, and where our people make the difference. 

Interview Question 1

What made you decide to join Blueage?

A_ Project Manager / Justin

I had a strong desire for an all-in-one design system that could handle everything from planning to final results. While searching for job opportunities, I came across Blueage by chance.

I realized that Blueage is a company where professionals from various fields collaborate throughout the entire process, from planning to final execution. Moreover, I found it fascinating that Blueage integrates its content into a highly refined and stable platform using its proprietary technology.

A place where content and platforms seamlessly connect to create all-in-one projects—this was the company of my dreams. Without hesitation, I applied to Blueage, and I was fortunate enough to join the company I had envisioned.

A_ Graphic Designer / Megan

A friend of mine joined Blueage first and frequently shared fun stories about work, the company culture, and colleagues. Over time, I became curious about Blueage.

Later, I got an opportunity to work on a Blueage project through my friend. During that time, the thought that kept crossing my mind was, “Ah, this is the kind of company where I’d love to work.” As the project was wrapping up, the CEO of Blueage asked if I would be interested in joining the company as a full-time employee.

Now, as a member of Blueage, I can confidently say that it is indeed as charming a workplace as my friend had described.

A_ Visual Artist / Jeffrey

What caught my attention in the job posting was the company’s motto, “Bloom Freely,” and the emphasis on work-life balance.

While writing my application, I instinctively visited Blueage’s website and found that the company actively posts updates about its daily activities. This made it clear to me that “Bloom Freely” wasn’t just a slogan but a real part of the company culture.

For professionals in my field, Blueage is already a highly attractive company. At that time, I was gaining experience in spatial design, and Blueage’s mission to integrate space, culture, and design inspired me to reconsider my career path. I was particularly drawn to the company’s emphasis on regional-based projects.

A company that builds spaces and fills them with culture and design—that was the kind of place where I wanted to work.

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Interview Question 2

What kind of company is Blueage? Please relate your answer to your role within the team.

A_ Project Manager / Justin

Blueage has an environment where content planners, designers, programmers, and marketers work in harmony, fostering a natural culture of collaboration. This synergy is maximized in every project, enabling efficient scheduling and budget management.

As a project manager, I feel confident that, no matter how complex or large-scale a project may be, I can handle it without fear thanks to the expertise and teamwork of my colleagues. The ability to maximize efficiency through specialization and collaboration is Blueage’s greatest strength.

A_ Web Designer / Clara

Blueage is a company that helps clients make informed decisions. We listen carefully and ask the right questions before making suggestions. A website is a brand’s primary platform—it must be intentionally designed down to the smallest details. However, most clients are unfamiliar with the website development process. That’s why we avoid technical jargon and strive to explain things in the simplest terms possible.

Assuming full control as developers can backfire in the long run. Instead, we make a conscious effort to understand our clients’ needs. We communicate extensively to ensure the final product aligns with their brand story, maintenance capabilities, and budget. Web development is similar to architecture—each project requires a tailored budget and framework. Since no two clients are the same, it is the developer’s responsibility to provide the best possible optimized solution. Blueage’s strength lies in its ability to create highly customized and adaptable digital platforms.

A_ Graphic Designer / Megan

Blueage is fun. It’s far from boring. The CEO is approachable, and the company atmosphere is relaxed. There are no rigid rules, which is great, but I can see how that might be challenging for people who prefer clear instructions.

Most importantly, the variety of projects keeps things fresh, leaving no room for monotony. However, for some, this constant change may be difficult to adapt to.

A_ Visual Artist / Jeffrey

Many people assume that Blueage is a design, web development, or programming company. In reality, Blueage is a content planning company specializing in branding, marketing, and culture-driven fields like travel and fine arts.

Since its founding, Blueage has invested heavily in content development. To deliver content seamlessly, the company has built and refined its proprietary platforms, which is why many see it as a platform company. But at its core, Blueage is a company that creates content based on a solid platform foundation.

A_ Brand Manager / Dennis

Blueage is well-known among job seekers and professionals in related industries. Hyuncheong Kim, the chairman of Blueage, is a figure of interest among content planners and aspiring journalists. Many job applicants say they applied not just to join the company but also to meet him in person.

Blueage is a quiet powerhouse. It consistently stays ahead of trends, creating solutions that exceed client expectations. Watching this unfold, I often think, “Our company can become anything in the near future.” I’m excited to see how Blueage’s preparedness will turn opportunities into major successes.

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Interview Question 3

What was the most memorable project you worked on at Blueage?

A_ Brand Master / Cody

At Blueage, we often encounter unexpected projects or ambitious proposals that seem almost unreal.

For example, a few years ago, we worked on the Samsung Innovation Museum (SIM) storytelling design and consulted on CP Group’s e-commerce strategy in Thailand. We analyzed the e-commerce market, prepared tailored proposals, and engaged in virtual and in-person meetings. Over six months, we provided technical advisory services in Thailand. This project was a testament to the immense experience and expertise that Blueage has accumulated over the years.

Blueage has always been a trendsetter, which is why it continues to be recognized as an industry leader in both domestic and international markets.

A_ Content Planner / Jennifer

I will never forget working on the Jeju travel magazine “The Bom” and the K-culture review magazine “BURNING.” Both received overwhelmingly positive feedback.

“The Bom” was a deeply fulfilling project—I got to explore and capture the beauty of Jeju through writing and photography, making it an incredibly healing experience.

At the same time, our chairman proposed creating a reading-based entertainment magazine, contrary to the trend of photo-heavy celebrity magazines. He believed that vivid written descriptions and in-depth analysis could have a greater impact on fans than just pictures. As a result, both magazines ranked No. 1 in their categories across online bookstores, and international publishers even inquired about licensing deals. This project truly showcased Blueage’s strength in content creation.

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Interview Question 4

What are Blueage’s current focus areas?

A_ Brand Master / Cody

South Korea is now the No. 1 country people want to immigrate to and travel to. It is recognized as a nation that produces world-class products and sets global standards in technology. People say, “If you want to see the future, go to Seoul.”

In 2021, the Oxford English Dictionary added a new definition for the letter “K”, stating that it now refers to Korean culture and embodies the essence of coolness. Everything from Korean fashion and music to food has gained unprecedented popularity worldwide.

As a brand master at Blueage, my goal is to identify high-quality K-brands from small businesses, farmers, and SMEs in Korea, and use our branding expertise to introduce them to domestic and global consumers. Retail technology is a major focus for Blueage, and we are fully committed to advancing this area.

A_ Project Manager / Justin

What sets Blueage apart is its ability to be the “only one,” not just the “number one.” We refine what already exists and bring new ideas to life.

Today, experience matters more than ownership. The joyful and creative culture at Blueage enables us to deliver innovative experiences that align with this shift.

Although platforms drive the world, success ultimately depends on who has the best products and the most influential content. Blueage excels at delivering content in a simple and flexible way, backed by a strong platform.

A_ Project Manager / Michael

We are currently preparing to establish a cultural convergence logistics center—a hub that embodies our experience and technology.

This space will offer analog experiences blended with AI-driven media art to create engaging, immersive interactions. It will serve as a trendsetting hub, fostering cultural and artistic exploration while contributing to society.

For producers, it provides a sales venue; for artists, a creative space; and for consumers, a place to see, hear, feel, and experience art, learning, shopping, and entertainment.

Source: Blueage Official Website(https://blueage.xyz)