Start-Up (2020) MBTI Personality Type

Start-Up (2020)

Start-Up is a Korean Drama from 2020 that aired in South Korea on tvN and internationally on Netflix. It centers around two sisters, Seo Dal-mi and Seo In-jae. Fifteen years earlier, their parents divorced when dad Chung-myung quit his job for a risky start-up idea. Faced with the decision of which parent to live with, In-jae went with mom Ah-hyun and Dal-mi went with her father. Their fates proved very different. Ah-hyun married a rich guy, In-jae took her stepfather's name (so now she's Won In-jae) and now she's a high-powered executive in her stepfather's empire. All is not well, however; In-jae's relationship with her mother has grown cold and Ah-hyun regrets marrying her second husband, who turned out to be a serial adulterer. While In-jae was living in the lap of luxury, senseless tragedy derailed Dal-mi's life. Back in 2005 her father had an innovative business idea about basing a food order service around cell phones, then rapidly turning into pocket computers. He won crucial financial backing for his new business...and that very day he was hit by a car and killed. Dal-mi as a consequence is still working minimum-wage jobs and living with her grandmother Won-deok. She is jealous of her sister and determined to make a success of her own life. Meanwhile, there are two men that interact with the sisters. Ji-pyeong is now a rich venture capitalist, but back 15 years ago he lived with the sisters' grandma, Won-deok, for a while when he was an orphan fresh out of the orphanage. He has a soft spot for Won-deok, who is the closest thing he's ever had to a family. When Dal-mi needed cheering up after her parents divorced, Won-deok prevailed on Ji-pyeong to be a fake pen pal to provide Dal-mi with a friend. The two of them chose "Nam Do-san" as the name of the pen pal, based on a newspaper article about a boy of that name winning a math competition. Now Dal-mi, furious at her sister upon In-jae's return to Korea from the USA, is determined to find Do-san and get his help in starting a business of her own. Won-deok meets Ji-pyeong and calls in her favor, asking him to find the real Do-san. It turns out that unlike Ji-pyeong the wealthy investor, the real Do-san is basically a failure. His own little start-up, Samsan Tech, is going nowhere. Will Dal-mi finally find success with the real Nam Do-san? Will Ji-pyeong find the courage to express his feelings? Who will fall in love with whom?