Servant x Service

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Both are romantic comedies featuring a female main character who has a complex of some sort. In Servant x Service, Lucy Yamagami has a complex about her long name, and in Ase to Sekken Asako has a complex about how much she sweats. Both female main characters also have glasses and are certainly well-endowed. Both male main characters can be gentle and nice, though Hasebe in Servant x Service tends to be more of a tease. Both are light and heartwarming. It is important to note that Servant x Service is a 4-koma, while Ase to Sekken is not. In Ase to Sekken, there is more of a focus on the romantic comedy aspect, while in Servant x Service, there is both romcom aspects and general slice-of-life in the office atmosphere. read more 

Both are slice of life comedies about adults who are working, though Servant x Service has working at the centerpiece. Both also involve romantic relationships, though without the melodramatic baggage. 

Similar silly sense of humor in both, and both eventually find a surprisingly sweet romantic side. 

With a setting at a workplace, Servant x Service and Working recreates realism in style with its characters and creative story. Both series' characters has a small yet colorful cast of characters with a diverse range of personalities. The interpersonal relationships between these characters captures moments that are delightfully charming. Additionally, both series adapts a lighthearted tone for its comedy that achieves their intended purpose. I recommend both series for anyone looking into a slice of life with sensational fun.