"평생직장이라더니…" 공무원을 떠나는 사람이 두 배로 늘어난 진짜 이유

돈의 구조

돈의 구조

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In the Noryangjin classroom where a 20-year-old sat 10 years ago, a 60-year-old now sits in that very seat. The civil service, once a "dream job" where 93 people vied for a single position, has seen its numbers cut in half in just three years. Even among those who have already secured a job, the number of people leaving in less than five years has doubled. Have people become lazy, or has the calculations simply changed?

This video begins with the premise that the real culprit is not the "low salary." It tracks, one by one using numbers, how the promise of a future that once helped endure meager pay was quietly cut in 2015, how the base salary for a Grade 9 civil servant ended up falling below the minimum wage, and where exactly all that money and people who left Noryangjin have gone. You will see the news regarding the "decline in popularity of civil service jobs" in a completely different light.

📊 Data Sources in the Video

· Competition rates for Grade 9 and Grade 7 civil servants, salary tables, and details of the civil servant pension reform — Ministry of Personnel Management

· 2026 minimum wage — Minimum Wage Commission

· Number of gosiwons (cram school dormitories) and restaurants in Noryangjin — Seoul Metropolitan Government / Seoul Open Data Plaza

· Statistics on retirement and turnover of junior civil servants — Government Employees Pension Service, Korea Institute of Public Administration (Survey on the Status of Public Service), Ministry of the Interior and Safety

· Performance and credit ratings of exam preparation companies — Financial Supervisory Service Electronic Disclosures, Korea Ratings

· Statistics on exam applications and passes for certifications (Certified Real Estate Agent, Certified Housing Manager) — Human Resources Development Service of Korea (Q-Net)

· News reports on starting salaries for developers (2020–2022)

※ All figures in this video are based on the publicly available data above.

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