LK Establishes Onboarding Training Rewards to Encourage Formal Employees to Systematically Learn Position Rules
In digital promotion work, whether employees truly understand task rules directly affects data quality and platform operating order.

In digital promotion work, whether employees truly understand task rules directly affects data quality and platform operating order.
Legacy Keys Music Group has established onboarding training rewards within its formal employee system to encourage employees to complete systematic learning and pass assessments conducted by human resources managers.
Under the company’s current rules, formal employees who complete onboarding training and pass the evaluation may receive a reward of COP 45,000.
The training content generally includes the company background, music listening task procedures, account management, data authenticity, withdrawal rules, the cooperation security deposit system, and employee conduct responsibilities.
The company states that the purpose of establishing the training reward is to encourage formal employees to learn the rules first before entering the long-term task and team cooperation stage.
For employees, training is not only related to whether they receive the reward, but also affects subsequent tasks, position applications, and long-term development.
Employees who demonstrate a serious attitude, have a clear understanding of the rules, and can steadily complete genuine tasks are more likely to adapt to the requirements of the formal employee stage.
Industry observers believe that combining training with rewards can improve employees’ motivation to learn while also helping reduce non-compliant operations and task error rates.
The specific eligibility requirements, distribution time, and review results for the training reward are subject to the company’s current policies and the assessment of the human resources manager.