See You at Work Tomorrow! Seo In Guk Catches Park Ji Hyun Mid-Stare — And the Office Romance of the Season Is Already Here

There is nothing quite like getting caught looking at your boss when you thought you were being sneaky. That one mortifying, butterflies-inducing moment is exactly what tvN’s new office romance See You at Work Tomorrow! leads with in its first preview clip — and honestly, it might be all the convincing K-drama fans need to clear their Sunday evenings.

Based on the beloved webtoon of the same name, the show pairs Seo In Guk and Park Ji Hyun in what looks like a warm, funny, and wonderfully watchable workplace romance. It premieres on June 22, 2026, at 8:50 PM KST on tvN, and the preview from its first two episodes is doing exactly what a great preview should — leaving you wanting more.

What See You at Work Tomorrow! Preview Reveals?

The clip opens with Cha Ji Yoon (Park Ji Hyun), an office worker who’s hit a career plateau, walking the hallway at work when she hears music coming from a nearby room. Curiosity wins. She peeks inside and catches her boss Kang Si Woo (Seo In Guk) — who is apparently as competent as he is handsome — completely in his element, working hard with music playing from his phone.

As she watches from behind the door, she recalls a colleague’s praise: that Kang Si Woo has never gone up against a machine and lost. Then comes the moment. He spins around unexpectedly, and a startled Cha Ji Yoon ducks down to hide — but the look on his face suggests she may have been spotted a moment too late.

It’s a perfectly constructed preview scene. Short, funny, slightly mortifying, full of potential.

Drama at a Glance

Why This One Looks Genuinely Promising

The office romance genre in K-dramas has a long and well-worn track record — but what makes See You at Work Tomorrow! interesting right out of the gate is how efficiently this preview establishes its central energy. Kang Si Woo is framed as the hyper-competent, slightly intimidating boss — the kind of character Seo In Guk can play with real authority — while Cha Ji Yoon is clearly not someone who lacks personality or wit, just someone whose career has stalled and who’s about to have her world completely upended.

The webtoon source material already has a proven fanbase, which means the drama arrives with built-in audience investment. The question now is whether the adaptation preserves what made the original work, and based on the tone of the preview, the signs are encouraging. The humour feels natural, the dynamic between the leads is immediately legible, and the setting — a modern workplace — gives the story room to build tension episode by episode without the romance having to do all the heavy lifting.

For fans already keeping track of the summer 2026 K-drama lineup, this sits comfortably alongside other anticipated releases as one of the most crowd-friendly offerings of the season. Our Korean drama updates section at TechnoSports covers every premiere date, cast update, and episode recap for shows like this as they air. And if you’re building your complete June–July 2026 K-drama watchlist, our drama recommendations page has the full seasonal breakdown ready for you.

See You at Work Tomorrow! premieres June 22 on tvN. Set a reminder — or, at the very least, try not to get caught staring.

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