>>3

It seems like they’re handling the troublesome negotiations on the higher-ups’ behalf.

Subordinates can fully commit themselves to their work.

>>4

Until I realized that this guy was a seriously dangerous person holed up in the computer room, I was working earnestly.

The pachinko guy praised me, saying, “You’re fast at cutting cardboard!” and I feel a sense of purpose from it…

You’re sucking up the achievements of your juniors who aren’t even your subordinates.

>>8

It seems you are specifically targeting someone who looks particularly easily angered among those above, and this is an outrageous charisma.

From Maruta’s perspective, it’s natural to admire a senior who takes him out for drinks for the first time and encourages him passionately while talking about dreams.

>>12

It’s pretty common for someone who can’t do top-class work to passionately talk about work to newcomers.

Why is that…?

>>15

The greatest disrespect is not meeting face to face.

I’m getting too used to the mental factors of being a newcomer, so I’m overworking myself.

It wasn’t good to have a real genius sitting next to me.

Kawada is a true genius because he’s buying a computer with the welcome party fees and throwing glares at the president…

I’m just doing my job normally to meet expectations…

You’re not cut out for it.

It’s bad that it was a light for Kawada.

I have to tear up the improvement proposals on the spot.

Surrender is a real genius.

After this, Sakashima became the chairman, Maruta became the chairman’s secretary, and Kawada earned money easily without working at the headquarters.

>>29

It’s not Maruta’s fault that they became the chairman…

It’s scary to have to make accusations against a subordinate of someone who is so rude and unreasonable like that.

If you lose the last bet, you’ll have no choice but to give up.

The rival still seems dissatisfied even after being pushed to the sidelines.

Genius…

If you can’t win by showing your penis, then you have no choice but to give up…

Maybe they apologized right after pulling out their penis…

When Maruta retired and I felt relieved that the devil was gone, now I can be certain that I became a personal secretary, asking to serve the chairman as an individual!

Maruta would not have been able to utilize his talent under Kawada…

>>44

If I look through the proposal, I’ll probably nitpick, and if I don’t look through it, it’ll just be left on my desk…

Getting a provisional order of 200 million below and successfully bringing it to a proper contract means there’s no going back to a demotion.

A man who rose to power solely by being good at looking after his subordinates.

It’s amazing that Kawada hasn’t been fired after this.

>>51

Even has followers…

>>51

The more I find out about this guy embezzling the funds from the drinking party, the more I am amazed by his tightrope-walking acrobatics.

>>59

We have no choice but to handle it internally since it’s too troublesome to deal with…

>>51

It shows how much Japan’s employment system is worker-friendly…

From the devil’s perspective, my personnel evaluation might improve, but if someone said that, I’d definitely be like, “Huh?”

From the perspective of sitting on the floor with the new employee, I probably look like a very caring boss…

I’m just a fake rogue who tries to answer what is expected…

Well, I’ll cover for your mistakes, so just do as you wish. I won’t complain.

If I had a boss like that, I would want to be their subordinate at least once before I die, and I feel like if I could do that, I might be able to regain the passion I had back then.

A true genius.

>>66

After all, you’re just farmed…

(I studied a lot about kickoffs and reschedules after this.)

That kind of boss is really getting on my nerves! My performance evaluation will go up!! he shouted at me.

>>70

(You’re feeling shy…)

You became the president because of your achievements in reform.

It seems like we could dismantle the window-side department and abolish the seniority system, and maybe cut Kawada’s salary increase.

It seems like they haven’t done it with the small items.

>>72

I might be able to go after this…

>>74

I wonder if I need to go…

>>72

I can’t take away the dreams of the young…

– I will do the work I have to do as a boss.

– I will pass the subordinate’s proposal to upper management without denying or correcting it in particular.

– Take all the mistakes of subordinates as my own and give all my achievements to them.

>>75

Hmm, this is an ideal boss.

I may be lazy, but I get all the work assigned to me done, I listen well to others, and I have an overly keen eye for people…

If I’m asked to do it, I’ll do it; that’s not the talent for slacking off…

At least this guy accurately understands the abilities of Kawada and Maruta…

There are quite a few people who, even if they say they want to be lazy and take it easy, cannot bring themselves to betray others’ trust to be lazy.

>>91

They would likely send me out on a gamble of a business deal without hesitation…

Even if you fail, instead of scolding you, they would praise you a lot, and if you succeed, they would say it’s all your achievement… because it has nothing to do with me… you can imagine that they have a humble attitude.

>>91

Moreover, they even promoted me to vice president.

The senior will marry into the founder’s family and become a supporter…!

It was too good-hearted and hardworking to go to the window side…

In the end, it was just a rebellion period of a serious person.

The fact that it’s the fee for my welcome party is exquisite.

It’s because I can’t stick to my own will and get carried away that I end up like this.

Kawada’s actions aren’t because he’s trying to be demoted; they’re just a bit too real…

It takes talent to be reassigned while stabilizing employment; just the fact that you are trying is out of the question.

Being able to be intentionally rude means having the ability to care about one’s surroundings, so it indicates a lack of talent.

Even though I married the daughter of the founding family, I am still an outsider.

Nevertheless, becoming the chairman means being the head of the family, you see.

It looks like it’s moving as if it’s a log shield…

>>103

If I continue to bear his disgrace, I should be able to go to a quiet position faster than others!

Sakujima has such a lack of talent…

Since I was able to follow my rival to the quarter-finals, the president’s skill wasn’t bad, but he just had bad luck.

Kawada buying a computer with the money for his welcome party is truly a rogue move.

When a subordinate makes a mistake, they should be the first to step forward and take responsibility, right…?

>>111

I want to go back to the window side.

I did everything I could to cover for my subordinate’s mistakes and only gave the credit to them.

Why is my rating going up…?

>>111

If I’m told in the reporting of an actual problem, “It’s the fault of XX on site!” I would be taken aback as a supervisor.

I will take responsibility…!

Somehow, I’ve returned to work at the headquarters, so Kawada is just too much of a genius…

I suppose Maruta, whenever there were talks of transfers or promotions, pushed back, saying that it wouldn’t be possible unless he was under Senpai Sakashima.

>>117

From the perspective of the reverse island, this is a demon that possesses you without permission and won’t leave.

>>117

As a result, I can work freely under the chairman’s right-hand man, who is a trusted superior…

Don’t bring cardboard boxes into the bulletin board room.

Isn’t it a waste to place it with Chairman Maruta’s secretary?

>>120

Even though I say he’s a secretary, it’s actually Maruta who is doing the chairman’s work…

Just by creating an environment where Maruta can move freely, aren’t they already a contributor?

>>121

Too demonic.

A type like Maruta, who charges ahead without hesitation, might go off the rails if you don’t keep a tight rein on them, so it could be a good combination.

>>126

If something happens, it feels like Sakashima will take all the responsibility, and that’s when the brakes will finally kick in…

The relationship between a boss and a subordinate is truly a combination, isn’t it?

Isn’t the biggest problem that there was someone who couldn’t see that Maruta is talented and sent him to a crappy department?

>>130

At this stage of joining the company, I’m just a high school graduate newbie who only seems good at responding.

>>130

Malta wasn’t sent flying because they rose from the local high school; this is actually the starting point.

>>130

Since you graduated from high school, you were originally hired locally, right?

It’s said that I was raised from the bottom up.

>>130

However, there Maruta ended up meeting her ideal boss.

It’s unthinkable to destroy a department I aspire to.

I’m watching it and thinking it’s nice.

>>136

They are isolating the problem children in the company to a degree that does not violate the law, so this might also be contributing to morale improvement…

Maruta is probably a talented person who would have been successful anywhere.

>>137

If this is the case, it’s not going well under a conservative boss.

I had a compatibility that was a bit too good with Sakishima.

>>141

For those who prefer to avoid trouble or seek stability, suggestions for improvement are just a nuisance.

>>141

There are definitely people who will just reject something as a temporary measure…

>>146

It’s frustrating when a high school graduate tries to act all high and mighty… there are also patterns where they get crushed for that.

>>152

Why am I submitting this to my boss and going through with it while thinking, “This guy is a pain”?

>>201

Because if a subordinate brings a suggestion for improvement, I have to submit it…

>>204

I don’t know what will happen when it gets found out that I’ve crushed it…

A little improvement like this would just make things easier, right?

>>201

Because I’m incompetent, I feel like I have to respond properly when expectations are placed on me.

Kawada has essentially reached the top, but he seems dissatisfied about it.

>>140

Still having ambition to rise is the problem, isn’t it?

>>140

It seems that the person still planned to attack the line quite a bit more.

Even after elevating my life to this point, this devil still follows me even when I go to meetings with the Keidanren.

It seems that Kawada has returned to the headquarters, which suggests that he must have some kind of talent.

>>147

I think they brought him back because leaving him on-site negatively affected the staff’s performance.

This person has decided to do the minimum work to avoid being fired, but that minimum standard is probably higher than they think.

Feeling attracted to a system that generates money without working is quite an interesting perspective.

There are various ways to manage, but creating an environment where subordinates can work comfortably is a significant asset for a manager.

It is thought that Maruta is a new high school graduate who has just come back to work in his hometown.

However, Kawada looks unhappy in the window-side department, unlike the other cheerful window-side employees, so I think he is extremely dissatisfied about it.

>>156

In the early stages, I hit the ground in such a way that I’m an awesome guy but not being properly recognized for it! That’s the type I am…

>>168

So what does it mean to push the limits like that?

>>172

Born a loser

>>172

Changing the drinking party fee a little is just a way of thinking that I’m doing something beneficial.

That’s something Maruta is doing on his own, so I have no relation to it…

~Later~

Maruta: “I’m working with Sakishima!!”

Boss (I see).

>>159

It was all my responsibility, and Maruta acted under my instructions…

“My proposal was approved by Mr. Sakishima, and he let me do as I please!”

>>159

When it comes to praising someone, it often feels better to hear that they were praised indirectly rather than receiving direct praise.

Sakijima probably mentioned Maruta’s name for all the good things and only his own name for the bad things, so in the end, that would mean he was doing just that…

I was wrong to not realize how ideal my actions appeared to motivated subordinates, as I was too focused on going down.

The young lady is being sexually harassed by the rising star of the turbulent times!? I wonder if it’s because I have to heal her stress…

If it’s just Maruta, it won’t go well.

Even if a high school graduate has the talent to make constructive proposals, there is no one willing to listen.

>>163

After taking time to get promoted and becoming important enough to be able to express opinions to those above… finally… that’s why.

I’ve skipped about ten years.

However, it is this overwhelming absurdity that proves we are members of society.

I’m Toshiaki!

Don’t respond, you nameless guy!

>>167

?

?

It’s unreasonable that the head of the prestigious department is exceptionally capable and able to evaluate their subordinates…

This guy also has the talent to avoid being fired and can assess his demotion since he licks the calculator right from the start.

The high school graduate devil has snuffed out that promising bud…

Since it’s a flagship department, it can’t be managed by just anyone.

Why are we playing chicken at the company!

>>178

The protagonist’s goal is to be demoted in a prestigious company to receive a decent base salary and become an office NEET.

>>183

I thought I would be a salary thief, accompanied by boredom, at a remote base until retirement.

I have become the Chief of Staff for Joint Operations.

Licking the calculator of a young female employee is quite a clever move, isn’t it…

I can’t fire you…

Kawata is a wild and dangerous guy who embezzles the costs of welcome parties.

>>186

Isn’t that more likely to get you fired than demoted?

>>206

It’s not embezzlement from the company, so the company can’t take action.

Seriously on the edge.

Whether sitting in a superior’s seat looks like just a mistake or some kind of power move depends on one’s usual behavior and character…

The relationship with Kawada has a great nostalgic rival feel to it, which is nice.

Well, depending on how you think about it, being suddenly pursued by a rising star…

It’s like a development from a ladies’ comic.

The defeat was ultimately due to being too serious.

The reason I climbed up to the position of president is also due to the devil.

I do attend meetings properly to act rudely, but what should I do if I don’t have any talent?

I can’t help but respond when I’m expected to.

I will complete the work that was assigned to me.

At this point, you have no talent.

What was the dream during the drinking party when the devil’s affection level increased?

>>197

Getting paid while taking it easy in a window-side department.

>>197

I want to receive a salary without working in a window-side department.

Finally, when Maruta comes to get me saying “It’s time, President,” I feel a sense of despair.

I want to see the original image completely again.

First of all, saying “I can’t lose” while properly holding a cutter shows a complete lack of talent.

Since it’s a drinking occasion, I think Maruta probably took it as, “I want to rise up and live a comfortable life!”

>>210

Well, it says you can become great just by images.

It seems that others see him as the one commanding demons as a boss.

That makes sense…

>>213

If anything, even the devil thinks so.

Maybe it’s not in the recollection, but if Maruta fails, they’ll happily say it’s all my responsibility! Maruta is not at fault! That’s what they’re doing, right?

>>214

“I’m prepared for demotion! A true example of a boss who stakes their own career on protecting the team.”

I’ll approve the proposals that come up casually, but since Maruda and others are excellent filters who scrutinize what comes up, there are only good ones.

I guess they think I’m a wonderful president who won’t make strange reversals at the final decision!

Kawada is the real deal, unlike a fake delinquent like the protagonist.