'The Office PL' largely follows the tried-and-true mockumentary formula of the original, focusing on quirky personalities and everyday office mishaps. While there are modern touches, identity-based casting and ideological messaging don't seem to overwhelm character development or plot. It still feels like a show about oddball office folks, not a lecture.

The series sticks with standard Polish humor and social norms, gently poking fun at office culture without aggressively subverting traditional views on family, masculinity, or religion. Occasionally, there are modern flourishes, but nothing that radically reinterprets Polish cultural staples.

Though the show contains some updated references and occasionally leans into corporate DEI moments, it doesn't wholly shut out or villainize old-school or alternative voices. The humor is more about awkwardness than about mocking traditional beliefs.