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Rate of new hires quitting major corporations within a year They say 1 out of 3 quits in their first year. And of those who stay, there’s another wave of people quitting in their s
Found a few different analyses on this. The first factor is the wage gap based on age due to the seniority-based pay system. Basically, a manager (20 years in) gets paid way too mu
Says you really need to start early. Mentioned that most civil servants would agree with this. "I'd even make my kids do it": Why 10-year veteran officer Chungju-man is still in th
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How to run a shithole SME, according to a CEO.jpg The reality is....
Some construction sites are pulling a shady '11-month trick' to avoid paying severance by making workers take a month off before rehiring them. This has been confirmed at the SK Yo
Seoulites who absolutely detest being transferred to the provinces
A friend asked me to set her up, so I introduced her to a guy friend who's tall, has a great personality, and works at a pretty decent-sized SME. But she told me that while everyth
I mean, you could've just said, 'Hey [Name], why don't you sit over there?' In the time it took to reject them three times...
I bet there are plenty of job hunters complaining about why age matters who are actually 'type 1' themselves.
Even Koreans don't really know half of these terms...
I really hope I never have to deal with someone with this mindset at my company.
Job postings these days Intern (Top-tier proficiency + experience required)
Cao Cao Route: The greatest geniuses of the era gather for strategy meetings, meticulously covering every minor detail and filling in the gaps. The future is bright. Liu Bei Route: