Matt Lauer (L) dressed as Batman, Katie Couric dressed as Marilyn Monroe and Al Roker (R) dressed as Robin, co-hosts of NBC's "Today" show, pose during the program's annual Halloween show in New York October 31, 2005.
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Recruits Looking for other Occupations or Retirement
A survey reveals that nine out of ten recruits consider transferring to another occupation or retiring. According to a survey conducted Oct. 31 by Korea Recruit, 91.7% of 628 recruits with less than one-year experience responded that they have deeply considered transferring their occupations or retiring.
The survey found that main causes influencing them to think so were unmatched aptitude (35%), paycheck dissatisfaction (36.3%) and insufficient welfare (29.8%).
More interestingly, they said the proper time to seek another occupation is one or two years after being employed (36.9%), and 34.4% said the better time to move is two or three years after being employed, and 22.9% replied it is better to decide within one year.
Regarding the question, “What will you do if your new recruit notifies you of his or her resignation?” 63.8% of the personnel said they ‘won’t persuade them; whereas 36.2% said they will.
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