K-Dramas over the years have excelled not just in depicting the daily grind of the workplace, but also in getting their audiences interested in a myriad of lesser-depicted professions on screen. The rush of art auctioneering, the cutthroat world of headhunting, or even the tumultuous challenges in weather forecasting. In See You At Work Tomorrow, which is currently midway through its run, the lead characters, who work for a large electronics company, are tasked with perfecting a home spherical ice maker. Who knew there was so much that went into making crystal-clear ice? When we sat down for an interview with lead actors Park Ji-hyun and Seo In-guk ahead of the show’s release, the workplace experience, of course, came into discussion. A set and a sterile, shiny corporate office might be far removed from being on a set for the same. For them, however, there was much to learn about and to revel in. “I think I always fantasized about being a corporate employee because it’s something I have never experienced personally. I feel like I always envied people who went to work every morning, so being able to, albeit for a short while, live vicariously through my character— you know, live as a corporate employee and wear the office looks, so to speak - it was quite rewarding for me to pretend to be an office worker in that way,” says Park Ji-hyun. On the show, Ji-hyun plays Cha Ji-yoon, popularly known as the ‘clock-out fairy’, since she is as earnest about clocking out as she is about getting her tasks right.