What's Wrong with Secretary Kim

Bosses are similar tough female lead unrequited love the Boss does not know how to Express his feelings at first gets better along the way

also about a difficult and arrogant boss who is in love with his secretary who he has been working with for years.
also both FL are strong independent career women who are the only people who can handle their bosses and sometimes even order them around a little XD

I think a few scenes draw parallels to WWWSK,
like the leads being associated with each other for so long, FL saving up her earnings to go on a big holiday, ML behaving in a similar fashion & SML being a jerk etc.,

Both hilarious romantic comedies involving main characters with shared childhood traumas. Both couples don't initially know that that they had met when they were younger much less shared life changing moments with each other. Both great romances though WWWSK is much more mature and 30b17 more innocent due to the characters' emotional ages.

very different stories and vibes, but both are romcoms that are somewhat cliche but fortunately very well executed.

Not Much the same ...also the Characters are Quit different
But the story Sure gives the same vibe of Romance

1. Both have Secretary × Boss romance

2. Both have reallyyyyy amazing chemistry D:

3. Both are obviously Office romcoms. <3

Tho the plots are a little different, in the sense of romance and jobs and present connection of the characters it's the same.
You really need to try out What's Wrong With Secretary Kim if you're loving Oh My Boss so far ;)

Similar premise though Ubaat Rai Ubaat Ruk is certainly way more on the melodrama side than WWWSK, which is mostly a romcom.

A rom-com with a dark tone but also a romance drama where the new president of the company falls all over heels for his secretary. Also here it is the male lead who falls first and tries to win over her heart.

The dramas differ completely in terms of genre, so they give very diferent feelings (though you'll wanna hug the leads in both hehe), but they have some similar points (spoiler alert):
- A trauma in childhood that greatly affects the characters' adult life;
- Supportive families, but with some sibling (between brothers) issues;
- A solid, lovely main couple that isn't bothered by third parties. They meet when they're young, go their separe ways and only meet again as adults. They trust each other from the beginning until the ending.