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Having to go to work about 5 times a week isn’t necessarily the most fun thing in the world. However, the relationship you have with your boss can either make or break your experience at a job. Although there are some great bosses out there, here are 4 of the most difficult ones that some of us have (unfortunately) experienced.

1. The Temperamental One
Having a boss that goes through extreme mood swings is the worst. One minute they’re the happiest person and the next minute they turn into the Hulk. It’s like you’re constantly walking on eggshells or buying the lottery. You come into work everyday not knowing what to expect. Will your boss yell at you for being 30 seconds late to a meeting or take you out to lunch because you asked them about their weekend? You’ll never know.

2. The Know-It-All

Basically 90% of the conversations you have with your boss

We’ve all had that one boss who thinks they’re correct about everything and anything in this world. They’re never open to new ideas and want everybody to know that they’re right and everyone else is wrong. Their motto might as well be “my way or the highway”. Yes, we understand you’re the boss and naturally, you probably do know more than us but..

NEWSFLASH: THERE ARE STILL NEW THINGS YOU CAN LEARN FROM OTHERS.

All we want is for you to try listening and not force your ideas down our throats 24/7. Is that really too much to ask? *sighs* Patience is a virtue with the know-it-all boss.

3. The Walking Contradiction

PLEASE JUST MAKE UP YOUR MIND

Does your boss say one thing but does another? Do they encourage you to be creative but want you to stick to ideas that have already been done? Do they want you to be independent but continue to micromanage? If you answered yes to at least one of the above, you, my friend, have a walking contradiction as a boss.

4. The Narcissist

Dang I look good

You know that boss that ALWAYS wants to remind everyone that they’re perfect? For some odd reason, they think “because I’m the perfect boss” means everyone gotta (has to) be deeply in love with them.

Narcissistic bosses always want to put it out there that they’re impeccable. They also make it a mission to become best friends with attention. It’s as though it physically pains them to recognize that someone is not into them or doesn’t wanna (want to) work with them anymore. But why do they still act like this? You guessed it. “Because they’re one fine perfect human being!”

If you currently have a boss who embody one (or various) of these traits, you have two options:

Option 1: Quit your job.

Yes, this isn’t really the most realistic thing to do for everyone. Therefore, you can consider option 2.

Option 2: Know that you’re not alone. 

A lot of us are on the same boat. In fact, Secretary Kim has been on this boat for about 9 years. Who is Secretary Kim? Why did she stay for 9 years? How bad was her boss?

What's Wrong with Secretary Kim will premiere at 9.45PM on 7 June, Astro Channel 395 & unifi TV Channel 211

tvN, the no.1 pay TV channel in Korea, has expanded to Asia. It has been fulfilling Malaysia's Korean entertainment needs, bringing express dramas to its audience. What's Wrong with Secretary Kim, tvN’s upcoming 24-hour express drama, has captured much anticipation from the audience and will be premiering at 9.45pm (MY) on Thursday, 7 June on tvN Astro Channel 395 and unifi TV Channel 211. The rom-com TV series follows the push-pull romantic relationship between a handsome and competent yet narcissistic Lee Young-joon (Park Seo-joon), and his secretary Kim Mi-so (Park Min-young) who suddenly decides to quit her job to get married after working for him for nine years.

Program details as follows: 
Premiere Day / Date: Thursday, 7 June 2018
Program Time: 9.45pm (MY)
Episode: 16 x 60 minutes
Channels: tvN on Astro Channel 395 and unifi TV Channel 211

“My character is the exact opposite of ‘me’, so I look forward to playing the character very much. He is straight out of the comic book, I need to think of ways to deliver the lines naturally and poise myself wittily in order to reflect his narcissistic personality.” 

“My character is quite energetic and independent. Despite being the youngest daughter, she is the breadwinner for her whole family, and therefore didn’t ever have any romantic relationship at all. After office hour, Mi-so is, in fact, a sloppy home girl which is in great contrast with her professional image at work. Audience will find her surprisingly easy to relate.”