Ash of Hearts

No, I get you 100% and I'd agree, if this were the real world. I work in corporate America, of course this would not fly in the real world. It is contradictory, but as this is a work of fiction, the show's premise (so far) has the Personal Matters team from auditing working on personal problems associated with married employees. Correct me if I am wrong here, but I don't recall any mention of power dynamics being an issue they investigate. Will that become an issue written in the plot for the future? It is very plausible. This actually reminds me of how we are expected to accept/believe that an executive got slapped in the face by the VP's wife (who is an external party to the company) in front of the board(?), and nothing came from it. I've learned to let go of some logic when it comes to K/J/C-dramas. lol

Agreed!

Yes, I agree to an extent. The one difference I've noticed is that the private matter audit team investigates situations that involves a married employee. I don't think single employees dating is an issue so far. Even with Joo In Ah's situation, it was because the email mentioned the supervisor was married.

Right. What confirmed it all for me was the scene at the job fair- when the CEO tasted the product. He cared too much about the ingredients to do what the guy said. he did.

I said the same thing. In real life a line was crossed that he could never come back from.