National Finalist · 11th Youth Policy Competition · 2026
FIRST 100
A workforce-policy proposal for the first 100 days of work
A staged policy journey for young people entering their first job, presented and defended through Q&A at the National Assembly.

At a glance
Developed the FIRST 100 workforce-policy proposal and presented and defended it through Q&A at the National Assembly.
Problem
- Job-seeker support ends on the first day of work
- New workers face unfamiliar questions about contracts, pay, hours and safety
My role
- Problem discovery
- User-journey design
- Proposal development and presentation
What I did
- Mapped Day 7, Day 30, risk-signal and Day 100 touchpoints
- Designed a confidential, user-controlled referral path
- Proposed Quality Retention as an additional measure
Outcome
- National Finalist, 11th Youth Policy Competition
- Presented at the National Assembly before lawmakers, professors and legal professionals
- Defended the proposal through Q&A
Relevant to: Presenting & defending a proposal
A staged support journey after the first day of work.
I divided the first 100 days into moments when a new worker needs different information: contract checks, work-environment checks, support when a risk appears, and a final review.
- DAY 7Working conditions at a glance
- DAY 30Three-minute first-job check-up
- Risk signalConfidential support path
- DAY 100First-100-days report
Original documents (in Korean)
The source documents are in Korean. Each item includes an English description.