Uhmm...actually I disagree. The only time he actually messed up is when he interrupted an executive meeting. While the initial presentation of the game was more of a technical issue. IRL, his job is actually pretty accurate. He acts more of a project/team manager. Yes he does presentations but he also manages the team, i.e. managing project time line, client meetings/arrangement, handling clashing ideas, personalities and welfare of his team and more. If he wasn't there, their team would have never stood a chance, esp when Mina took off.
And despite mixing up personal and work life, their contract was never in danger because of it, not only because Director Kang is professional but Yiyoung has handled the project well. He has this switch when he has to do work or task and does them really well.
hes not essential to the team and easily replaceable. ahn wanted to quit the job because his feelings see reciprocated.
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Replaceable, yes, pretty much anyone is replaceable as long as somone else can do the specific job, but his position is essential. That's how it is where I work, I'm in an IT company. For every project that we have, a team ALWAYS has a project manager to handle all the schedules and communicate with the steering committee. A project would be put into shambles if the PM is not effective.
Ahn wants to quit when essentially their project is finished AND Mina is already back in the team. If Mina wasn't around, I doubt he would quit because, I don't know if you've noticed, he is a responsible guy.
He is also drunk. But would he really quit? Probably not.
cant even imagine how much this story would piss me off irl. im glad it’s fiction because ahn is too childish and useless to be in such a business. his one and only role in that project are presentations, and yet he brings his personal life into the mix and risks ruining the whole fucking contract because of his tantrums.