Race - Season 1
Season 1
Office politics take center stage for marketer Park Yoon Jo, whose lack of an academic background won't deter his dedication to his work, and the smart and just Ryu Jae Min, who lacks any expectations towards their company.
Episodes
Episode 1
PR agency staff Yoon-jo gets a presentation chance from a top company, Seyong.
Episode 2
Yoon-jo's effort fails, and she moves on to another project. Seyong begins a new recruitment project.
Episode 3
Yoon-jo gets hired by Seyong through Spec-Out recruitment. The news of the new CCO makes a stir.
Episode 4
Yoonjo is busy with the promotion of Spec-Out. Soon, an article suspecting unfair hiring is posted.
Episode 5
Yoonjo is assailed by doubts and Jaemin tries to reveal the truth. Yijung calls the PR department.
Episode 6
Jaemin is forced to assist Team 1. Yoonjo takes on the cosmetics task and gets closer to Donghoon.
Episode 7
Yoonjo's proposal for Celltics BI revamp shocks the company. She confesses her feelings to Jaemin.
Episode 8
Yoonjo and Jaemin feel awkward in the TF team. Jaemin sees Donghoon confess his feelings to Yoonjo.
Episode 9
A negative publicity plan concerns Yoonjo. The CEO's social media post undermines Yijung's position.
Episode 10
Negative publicity gets Yoonjo in trouble. Jaemin finds faked data and is accused of whistleblowing.
Episode 11
Jaemin and Yoonjo meet Yijung at the personnel committee. Meanwhile, Jaemin has confused emotions.
Episode 12
A wind of change is blowing in Seyong. Everyone has to choose what is most important and valuable.
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