Naver founder has apologised for the suicide of an employee who allegedly suffered from overwork and bullying.
The founder of South Korean search giant Naver on Wednesday apologised for the suicide of a company employee who allegedly suffered from overwork and bullying within the company prior to his death. According to Naver, in an email sent to employees, Naver global investment officer and founder Lee Hae-jin said himself and the management team held the biggest responsibility over the incident. Lee said bullying within the company led to the «tragic incident» and said there was a problem with Naver’s corporate culture.
