See You at Work Tomorrow

Also known as: Going to Work Tomorrow Too / Back to Work!
Genre: Romantic Comedy, Workplace
Episodes: 12
Network: tvN
Based on: The webtoon by McQueen Studio.
Overview
See You at Work Tomorrow! is a workplace romantic comedy about the challenges of office life, career dissatisfaction, and finding unexpected connections with the people around you. Set in a corporate environment, the drama follows an experienced employee who has lost her enthusiasm for work and finds herself working under a boss whose blunt personality and strict approach make him difficult to deal with. As they work together, their professional relationship gradually develops into something more personal.
Synopsis
Cha Ji-yoon is a seventh-year employee at Saeum Electronics. Although she is capable and respected at work, she has reached a point where her career feels stagnant and her everyday routine has lost its appeal. Looking for a change, she finds herself working under Kang Si-woo, a department manager known for his cold, direct manner and strict workplace standards.
Si-woo's prickly personality makes him difficult to approach, and the two don't exactly get off on the right foot. However, as they navigate workplace pressures and take on projects together, they begin to see different sides of each other. What starts as a challenging working relationship slowly opens the door to an unexpected connection.
Major Character List
Kang Si-woo (Seo In-guk) – A department manager at Saeum Electronics. He is disciplined, principled, blunt, and known for his difficult personality. His nickname is “Three-No-Man” because he is associated with having no smiles, no people close to him, and no apologies.
Cha Ji-yoon (Park Ji-hyun) – A seventh-year employee at Saeum Electronics. She is competent and respected by her colleagues but is experiencing a career slump and feeling increasingly dissatisfied with her everyday routine.
Yoon No-ah (Kang Mi-na) – One of the main supporting characters.
Cho Ga-eul (Choi Kyung-hoon) – One of the main supporting characters.
Lee Jae-in (Won Gyu-bin) – A character in Kang Si-woo's circle.
Gu Seung-jun (Han Tae-ha) – A supporting character connected to the wider cast.



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