In the Lee Jae-myung administration's presidential office, the number of people from politics has decreased and the number from the private sector has increased
The personnel composition of the Lee Jae-myung administration's presidential office shows a lower proportion from politics and an increase from the private sector. Check only the key points, including changes by education, gender, and region compared with the Moon Jae-in administration.
The composition of personnel in the Presidential Secretariat of the Lee Jaemyung administration showed a lower proportion of people from political circles and a higher proportion from the private sector compared with the Moon Jaein administration at the same point in time.
As of 1 year and 3 months after launch, among 69 people at the secretary level or above, 31.9% came from political circles, compared with 35.1% of 57 people in the Moon Jaein administration at the same point. Instead, there was a larger share from the media, the private sector and professional occupations, the legal field, and civic groups and labor unions.
In terms of educational background, the proportion of Seoul National University graduates fell by 10 percentage points compared with the Moon Jaein administration, while the proportion of women rose slightly. The average age was higher in the Lee Jaemyung administration, and by region, the share from the Seoul metropolitan area increased somewhat, while the shares from DaeguGyeongbuk and BusanUlsanGyeongnam decreased.