Ii Fuufu no Hanashi - Vol. 3 Ch. 21.9

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Pretty sure this one is from "My Tiny Senpai From Work"
haha it's probably in the main series somewhere, but this specific extra was included at the end of the 3rd official volume i bought for this series on booklive (an official site)

i did find it kind of odd though that this one seemed more like the official series though, but the author doesn't really care about what goes where
 
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haha it's probably in the main series somewhere, but this specific extra was included at the end of the 3rd official volume i bought for this series on booklive (an official site)

i did find it kind of odd though that this one seemed more like the official series though, but the author doesn't really care about what goes where
Page 33 of volume 3 has
試し読みうちの会社の小さい先輩の話2
so it's a sample of the volume.
Here's the corresponding chapter on the main series
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my experience with current work

having boss/superior like papa-san its the best


on my last job was suck tho... i was down with heavy fever ...and still drag my butt to clinic to get MC ..but my manager still want force me come to work ( because got some other who simply slacking work )
 
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Little pedantic translation thing:

I think you just meant "White company" not "white-collar company". They refer to different things (A white company is one that's nice and supportive and isn't uncaring about how hard it works its staff to meet goals or that attempts to avoid having management that are abusive or manipulative of the workers as opposed to the stereotypical "black" company that's a slave-driving hellscape that grinds its employees to paste for the sake of their corporate betters. A 'white-collar' company refers to basically any job in an office setting where the employees largely perform business functions that don't require manual labor. Like producing reports, holding meetings with clients, planning strategies, or managing finance or resources. Its opposite is a blue-collar job, which usually means manual labor or trades (or occasionally there's also 'pink-collar' that refers to the service industry and jobs that were historically dominated by women like cashiers, baristas, flight attendants, retail clerks, etc))
 
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Gotta love Chief. Just using his position as manager to play ultimate wingman
 

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My senpai at work... is tiny and cute.
 

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