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What If a New Hire Fails to Adapt During the Probationary Period?

What if a new employee fails to adapt properly during the probationary period? The tenure at a first job has shortened to around 1 year and 6 months, with 60.9% of companies experiencing early departures. It is 'design,' not mere 'observation,' that determines talent retention. Newly hired employees struggle before passing the three-month mark. When an applicant, carefully selected from hundreds of applications, fails to integrate into the organization during probation, the burden falls directly on operational teams and human resources. While many executives dismiss this as a 'lack of perseverance in the younger generation,' various surveys suggest a different picture.

강지혜 선임기자Published 2026년 6월 9일Updated 2026년 9월 18일
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What If a New Hire Fails to Adapt During the Probationary Period?

Tenure at a first job shortened to around 1 year and 6 months… 60.9% of companies experience early departures, and 'design' rather than 'observation' dictates talent retention. New employees, hired with great difficulty, struggle before passing the three-month mark.…

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