Undercover Boss

Some of these guys are complete idiots. Did you notice that none of them have ever had to do the job to begin with?

The guy from Johnny Rockets is the first that I have seen that said any future executives hired have to get training doing exactly what he did during his undercover week. To me that is the smartest thing any of these guys had to say.

The Mack truck guy really took some heat about all the closings of the company... about time the CEO's of america see the impacts on real people instead of just looking at papers.

I like most of what I've seen. Sometimes I question it because things occasionally look a little staged. But I hope it gives them a good perspective of what the people who do the real work experience & maybe put a face on what they may have only thought of as an employee number.

I was watching it for a brief period, but then CBS started playing with the air times and days, so I dropped out.

When is it on, I liked the show?

comes on sunday nights

ok.. this one bothered me cause is showed a winery who hired a bunch of non-english speaking workers. management can't give them directions, they cannot ask questions... and the CEO blamed himself for not being able to communicate---UH hello! you are hiring a bunch of non-communicative immigrants--- are they even legal???

I only saw one full episode and that was the guy who owned the time shares. I thought he was a tool and a lot of it did look staged. I understand they justify the cameras being there to employees by saying the person is trying out for a job or whatever. But in that episode the one girl who was really nice was criticizing some of the procedures. She seemed too smart to do that on camera and I think it was filmed after the reveal.

I've watched only about three episodes and enjoyed it. I'd watch it more but my husband doesn't like it. We compromise a lot of TV shows, and so this is one I do without.