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anyone else wish their CEO would go on Undercover Boss?

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JEDI said:
howdothey explain the cameras following the undercover ceo around?
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It's usually some story about a documentary for blah blah blah.

1. how difficult it is for an older person to learn a new job
2. how hard it is to find jobs in the economy
3. something else about hard and jobs
 
MagnusTheBrewer said:
Most CEO's are incapable of doing the work of anyone more than one level below them which is another reason the show always has them doing entry level work.
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I think entry level work is perfect for them. The hotel chain story from last season, where the guy CEO probably would have been fired was brilliant.
 
The show is so heavily staged, what's the point? Perhaps your CEO can get a little acting lessons to do the fake cry that they all seem to do after hearing some sad pathetic story from a worker. Every episode, it's the same staged shit.
 
Hah! My CEO is quite high up in Forbes Billionaires list and wouldn't give two shits about such a thing. If he ever did grace this hemisphere with his presence, he would probably be so disgusted by the inefficiencies that he'd fire everybody. Normally he barely gives a shit about this continent and lets us fend for ourselves, but Europe is in the shitter so badly that this side of his company is for once actually making him more money than the rest.
 
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