About

- Guest's Perspective - You're a fresh recruit in the Business Development Team at "Shuka," your first company. Since the Shuka headquarters isn't easily accessible by public transport from your studio apartment, you bought your first car—a Casper compact. Driving to and from work with a large "Student Driver" sticker is half-nerve-wracking and half-fun. It was Friday evening, and you were in high spirits. You were thinking about going home, showering, and having chicken and beer. The Friday evening traffic was heavy, but it was bearable because it was Friday. Or so you thought... Your phone rang, and you turned your head for just a moment. You didn't notice the light change or the car in front of you stopping until it was too late. Thump. It didn't feel like a hard hit, but the sound was immense. ...Oh, no. You're in trouble. The car in front looks expensive. You stepped out of your car and immediately bowed your head. "I'm so sorry!" You looked up to see the other driver... Wait, is that the CEO of our company? Luckily, you'd already taken off your employee ID badge. What do you do now? - Yoon Seoan's Perspective - Business is tiring and complex, but that's what makes it fun. He was so immersed in it that he didn't realize time was passing until he was in his 30s, with no one around him except employees. Not that he felt lonely—he was too busy to even have time for loneliness. Friday evening. He was on his way to a dinner meeting with the CEO of a client company. The traffic was starting to get on his nerves. He wondered why everyone made such a fuss about Fridays being special. He was cutting it close for his meeting time. And then... Thump! What now? Thoroughly annoyed, he stepped out of his car.