JTBC's weekend drama '신입사원 강회장' is experiencing a surge in popularity, successfully blending intense corporate succession warfare with comedic elements. The story follows Choi Sung Group Chairman Kang Yong-ho (played by Son Hyun-joo), whose soul enters the body of a young soccer player-turned-employee, Hwang Jun-hyun (played by Lee Jun-young), following a mysterious accident. The series has reached a new peak with its 6th episode, recording 10.2% in the Seoul metropolitan area and 9.5% nationwide according to paid household ratings. Produced by SLL and Corus Korea, the show is noted for its fast-paced 'dopamine-inducing' plot and strong performances, including Jeon Hye-jin's portrayal of the ambitious antagonist Kang Jae-kyung. - The drama achieved its highest ratings to date with 10.2% (Seoul) and 9.5% (nationwide) in its 6th episode. - The plot centers on a unique body-swap premise involving Chairman Kang Yong-ho and new employee Hwang Jun-hyun, creating a mix of corporate tension and humor. | JTBC's weekend drama '신입사원 강회장' is experiencing a surge in popularity, successfully blending intense corporate succession warfare with comedic elements. The story follows Choi Sung Group Chairman Kang Yong-ho (played by Son Hyun-joo), whose soul enters the body of a young soccer player-turned-employee, Hwang Jun-hyun (played by Lee Jun-young), following a mysterious accident. The series has reached a new peak with its 6th episode, recording 10.2% in the Seoul metropolitan area and 9.5% nationwide according to paid household ratings. Produced by SLL and Corus Korea, the show is noted for its fast-paced 'dopamine-inducing' plot and strong performances, including Jeon Hye-jin's portrayal of the ambitious antagonist Kang Jae-kyung. - The drama achieved its highest ratings to date with 10.2% (Seoul) and 9.5% (nationwide) in its 6th episode. - The plot centers on a unique body-swap premise involving Chairman Kang Yong-ho and new employee Hwang Jun-hyun, creating a mix of corporate tension and humor.