A Man's Man

its one of those manga that wont get you feeling frustrated and confused. It doesnt treat you like youve just graduated kindergarten and spoonfeed every info that you need to know. the mc's great, the villain is meh but it's still a joy to read nonetheless, its super addictive and you wont even realised youve read 60 chapters by the time youre done reading- it's just so good...

Oooh so where do i start.
First of all, i agree the plot is excellent, the protag while not some kind of superhuman is clearly very good at his job and experienced with company politics and how it works.
His goal is clear and in his sight, to bring everyone up with him. Not working for the money/salary but to rather improve everyone else's life, like his co-workers, family, wife, etc.

The author also definitely has a lot of experience in the sector or has done extensive research. He has a good idea what he's talking about, both the technical or realistic corporate side of this manga isn't lacking at all. 10/10

But... thats also where i think the problem is, it's realistic, yes, but that is exactly what makes it have such a slow pace. Whereas in other manhwa (and comparable chapter length, these aren't particularly short) by chapter 59 you'd have assumed the protagonist has squarely beat the first obstacle and probably even the second and third villain.
in this manhwa the MC has only halfway toppled the first obstacle. Its very slow and methodical but to some it might seem too slow paced.

Certainly do try it out to get a feel for the pace.

This is one of my favorite webtoons. Excellent pacing, execution, art, and writing.