Daniel wins the #GOJYSK competition

Date: 14/02/2019

Author: Martin Fyn Aamand, Head of Communications & PR

Category: People

Daniel Nielsen, Sales Leader in JYSK Ølstykke in Denmark. is the new winner of the JYSK Influencer competition on GOJYSK.com.

"I'm really proud find out that my posting got so good feedback! I always enjoy being able to show how proud I am of my work and my company. Thanks!" says Daniel.

After looking through all posts on Instagram tagged with #GOJYSK, colleagues from the HR and Communications departments have selected the post, which most signals “Bring Dedication. Meet possibilities”, one of JYSK’s four employee promises.

Daniel Nielsen posted his winning entry on 14 December 2018:

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A post shared by Daniel Nielsen (@daniel_nielsen) on Dec 14, 2018 at 5:40am PST

For his great effort, Daniel has received a diploma and a prize.

Next winner in June

The JYSK Influencer competition continues.

In June, the next winner will be announced. To participate, all you have to do is post a photo or video to Instagram and tag it with #GOJYSK.

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