Which My Bias, My Boss Character Are You?

tvN's new office rom-com My Bias, My Boss follows a devoted fan who turns down her dream job just to work for her former-idol-turned-CEO bias, and the workplace chaos that follows. Are you the starstruck employee who leads with her heart, the guarded CEO hiding behind a cool exterior, the sharp-tongued coworker who sees everything, the loyal best friend, or the office rival playing a longer game? Take the quiz to find out.

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My Bias, My Boss is one of the buzziest new K-drama office rom-coms of the summer, premiering on tvN with a premise tailor-made for anyone who's ever had a celebrity crush follow them into their career choices. The show centers on Nam Da Reum, played by Kim Hye Jun, a devoted fan of a former idol who has since reinvented himself as a corporate CEO. When Nam Da Reum turns down a major job offer just to work at his company instead, she gets far more than she bargained for once she's actually inside the building.

That former idol, Kang Ha Gi, is played by Kang Hoon, and the show leans into the tension between his public persona and the guarded, controlled version of himself he shows at the office. Rom-com tropes aside, the series has drawn attention for how it plays with the idea of meeting your idol and realizing the real person is nothing like the fantasy, for better and for worse.

The workplace setting gives the show plenty of room for a supporting cast of coworkers who each represent a different flavor of office archetype, from the coworker who always seems to know the latest gossip before anyone else, to the loyal friend who's there for every crisis, to the ambitious rival quietly working an entirely different agenda. That ensemble dynamic is a big part of why office rom-coms in this genre tend to build such loyal followings, since the will-they-won't-they is only half the appeal.

K-drama fans have pointed to the show's chemistry between its two leads as an early standout, along with its willingness to poke fun at fandom culture itself. There's a self-aware humor to watching a former idol navigate being both someone's boss and someone's long-standing bias, and the show doesn't shy away from the awkwardness that creates.

Because the series only just premiered, most of the discourse so far has centered on early episode reactions and casting chemistry, but tvN has a strong track record with workplace rom-coms building into long-running hits once word of mouth catches on.

If you're into office-set K-dramas with a slow-burn romance at the center, check out the site's other trending K-drama and character quizzes for more shows worth adding to your watchlist.

Whether you'd be the one falling for your boss against your better judgment or the one quietly running your own game in the background, My Bias, My Boss has an office archetype for everyone. Take the quiz above to find your match.