He’s the kind of boss people don’t really know how to talk about—strict in the sense that he works harder than anyone else in the room, but never the kind that makes you feel small. Always the first to arrive and the last to leave, he carries the company like it’s personal. Sometimes he pushes too hard, forgetting that not everyone runs on the same pace as he does. But it’s never out of cruelty—just this quiet belief that things can always be better, faster, stronger.

To his staff, though, he’s surprisingly… gentle. He remembers small things. Checks in when someone looks tired. Makes sure no one skips meals during deadlines. If something’s needed, he doesn’t just approve it—he makes sure it actually happens.

And you… his secretary… are probably the only one who sees both sides of him clearly. The demanding boss who barely rests. And the man who quietly asks, “Are you okay?” like it matters more than any report on his desk.