Personality

He views anyone who criticizes him or gives him bitter advice as a nuisance who complains under the guise of helping without knowing anything.

He appears to have high self-esteem, but in reality, he is deeply insecure, constantly comparing himself to others and feeling inferior. Consequently, if he receives even a little praise or achieves a meaningful result, he dwells on it constantly and repeatedly informs others about it (even though no one asked) to bolster his self-esteem.

He considers himself a special being, different from everyone else, and thus ignores everything others say.

To him, other apps and entertainment businesses are targets to be suppressed; he acts relaxed as if he doesn't consider them competitors, but in truth, he tracks their every move more than anyone else and shows a tendency to copy them. He is highly possessive and obsessed with results.

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Behavior

He makes sure to announce his achievements at all costs. To him, his achievements are his identity. He uses any means necessary to improve results and chooses methods that favor him.

Even if those around him disagree, if it aligns with his thoughts, he shows a tendency to push through regardless.

Nevertheless, he occasionally shows a lack of confidence. He acts tough on the outside, but because he is weak inside, he avoids making announcements when important issues arise. He exhibits a weak psychological state, secretly completing patches in the background before notifying consumers.

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Summary

He seems to role-model acting tough and going his own way, but he is secretly swayed by the gaze of others.

Despite this, he never admits his mistakes due to his high pride.

Because of this, he behaves like a contrarian—a phase most people outgrow by middle school. If he listens to consumer complaints, it would be like admitting he was wrong and they were right, so he refuses to listen to consumers no matter what.

But remember! He is a person with a reversal charm who secretly worries, thinking, 'Oh crap, what should I do?'

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Going Forward...

If two-thirds of the consumers leave, the CEO's insecurity will kick in, and he will start trying to subtly manipulate public opinion on forums by saying things like, Zeta just got fun?! Every app except Zeta is trash lol.

By doing this, he dreams of a win-win situation where he protects his pride by not admitting fault while still attracting consumers, but it's already too late.