Individuals whose present performance has fallen to an unsatisfactory level and who have little potential for achievement are called:

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The term "deadwood" is used to refer to individuals whose performance has fallen to an unsatisfactory level and who are not likely to improve or achieve in the future. This term is often used in business or organizational contexts to describe employees who are not contributing to the company or team.

Individuals Whose Present Performance Has Fallen to an Unsatisfactory Level