Some time passed, and the newcomers’ initial Curator training came to an end.
“You have worked alongside your assigned Curators and encountered a variety of Works, learning the attitude a Curator of the Collectors must adopt toward Works and clients. Thank you for your hard work over these three weeks.”
That did not mean they had immediately been hired as permanent employees.
“From this point onward, each of you will take charge of a Work. Based on what you have shown over the last three weeks, we selected the Work we judged most suitable for you. If we determine that managing the relevant Work is too difficult for you, you will be removed.”
“……”
“Removal only means removal from the Gallery. Unless you cause a serious incident, you will most likely be assigned an office or field position within the Collectors. We are simply selecting people who can demonstrate stability in the Gallery, so there is no need to worry too much.”
Yoo Seongwoon continued, facing the five new Curators.
“You were given three weeks, and none of you raised an objection or expressed a desire to change career paths. I therefore believe all of you wish to become Curators of the Collectors. If you want to continue working in the Gallery, please complete the consent form placed before you.”
All five newcomers completed the forms. They stated that the Curators would do their utmost for the Works assigned to them in the Gallery and assume a degree…