Studies and desk reviews

Each engagement looks at a real application path: the pack people fill in, the morning they arrive, and the first week that follows. Choose a full completion study or a narrower piece of that work.

Notebooks and printed intake sheets spread on a wooden table during a review

Onboarding completion study

A time-boxed review of how applicants become settled joiners: paper, welcome day, first assignments, and the points where people quietly stop.

Three to five weeks · Quoted from the number of intake steps and interview count

Small group seated around a table during a morning briefing

Welcome-day observation

A quiet presence on the morning new people arrive, noting timing, materials, introductions, and the gaps between the printed agenda and what actually happens.

One half-day plus a written note within five working days · Fixed half-day fee plus travel from Mungyeong-si

Printed forms and a pen on a desk

Intake paper review

Line-by-line reading of application forms, consent sheets, and welcome packets to find duplicate questions, missing instructions, and pages people skip.

Five to eight working days · Starting price by page count

Two people in conversation across a table

Joiner interviews

Short, structured conversations with people who recently completed — or abandoned — the application and first-week path, to hear where they stalled.

Usually eight conversations over two weeks · Per interview, with a minimum set of six