NED
OMA28/0 (6.2/50 ov)
Sassuolo
Fiorentina
Atalanta
Parma
Lorient
Brest
Newcastle
Everton
Deportivo
Osasuna
WI-A
LIONS
Galatasaray
Stuttgart
Shakhtar
Sporting
ATH2
RSO1
JUV2
NAP0
OLM2
TOU0
ELC0
VAL1
NZ-A424
IND-A346 & 32/0 (11 ov)
QLD280
VIC307 & 78/3 (40 ov)
SYL218 & 89/2 (38 ov)
CHATT210
MYMS108 & 57/2 (14 ov) (f/o)
KHU288
DHA
BAR
RAN122/3 (39 ov)
RAJ231
ASSAM93/4 (33 ov)
KNTKA
MEGHA
NAGA127/6 (31 ov)
TPURA50/5 (32 ov)
SAU
BENG72/7 (21.5 ov)
MAHA
ODSA
JHK
MS-W
PS-W
KAY
KAG
CHR
SPR
TOK
MOW
BIK
JAB
LUL
POA
DOLPH
WPR
AFG81/3 (8.1/20 ov, target 80)
ZIM79
NAM131/5 (21.2/50 ov, target 130)
IRE129
NZ195/3 (18/20 ov, target 192)
IND191/8
SS-W196/8
HH-W109 (17.4/20 ov, target 197)
ST-W180/4 (16.4/20 ov, target 179)
BH-W178/5
Pakhtakor
Al Nassr
LEC1
GEN2
LIV0
ARS1
After 12 episodes of stolen glances, workplace gossip, and slow-burn tension, “See You at Work Tomorrow!” has clocked out for good — and it did so with the kind of quiet, grounded ending that fans of the genre tend to remember fondly.
The finale picks up right where things left off: Kang Si-woo’s relationship with Cha Ji-yoon has gone public, and the fallout hits hard. Coworkers start whispering that Ji-yoon’s recent success is only thanks to her connection with Si-woo, unfairly undercutting her hard-earned reputation.
See You At Work Tomorrow: The Finale, Broken Down
| Moment | What Happens |
|---|---|
| Public Backlash | Office gossip questions Ji-yoon’s success |
| Si-woo’s Response | Publicly defends her, takes the blame |
| His Decision | Resigns from the company |
| After Resigning | Takes time to rest and reset |
| Ji-yoon’s Reaction | Emotional, but she keeps showing up to work |
| Overall Tone | Hopeful, grounded, no melodrama |
Rather than fighting rumors that only seem to multiply, Si-woo makes the harder call — stepping away from the company entirely because he realizes the spotlight on him is hurting Ji-yoon more than it’s helping. His resignation, delivered despite the company president’s attempt to keep him, becomes the emotional turning point of the finale.
See You at Work Tomorrow! is a South Korean workplace romantic comedy television series starring Seo In-guk, Park Ji-hyun, and Kang Mi-na, and its ending stays true to that everyday, grounded tone rather than reaching for a dramatic twist. Ji-yoon sheds tears adjusting to life without Si-woo at the office, but the drama closes on healing rather than heartbreak — leaving the door open for their story to continue beyond the workplace.
Whether Season 2 happens remains unconfirmed, but the finale gives fans exactly what the title promised all along: two people who found each other, and kept showing up anyway.
