Times Bosses Got FURIOUS On Undercover Boss!

In this video, we have compiled Undercover Boss moments where bosses got furious. So without further ado, let's dive in.

[steverichards]

*boss puts on Groucho Marx glasses and mustache*
"Hello, I am a new employee, please just be yourselves and ignore the enormous camera crew"
🤣

[lastsaint]

It would be cool if we could actually hear the footage for more than two or three seconds at a time.

[JoeOrsak]

Major KUDOS to Silva for owning the lack of training for his manager and not firing him and sending him in for better training. That is actually some great leadership.

[paulyoung]

The story about Checkers should be watched by anyone that manages people. The CEO couldn't have handled it better. He showed that he was upset but took responsibility and stepped up to give everyone including the manager a second chance.

[African.empress]

The first one definitely should have gotten fired, threatening people with violence and all that.

[kentbeitel]

“I’m gonna triple your salary!” That’s an amazing CEO

[spiderman]

A manager's job is to manage the interests of the investors and board directors who appoint a CEO to make sure this happens. They are not there to abuse the staff with their nonsense. One nights manager at a Sainsburys store in the UK abused his workers and all delivery drivers that delivered there. He made the mistake of messing with the worng guy, assuming that because I am foreign and worked as an agency driver and not being directly employed that he could abuse me. All staff were afraid of him and afraid of losing their job if they didn't do what he said. I stood up for myself, and he tried to lock me out of the store while I was there making a timed delivery for the Argos store located inside Sainsburys. He closed the shutter on my shoulder, which is assault. I then reported him to the Police and soon after, he was fired.

[staffsargemobuto]

That last one has two problems: Not enough training, and not enough dishwashing stations. One ain't gunna cut it.

[RoganBits]

The manager in the first one threatened an employee...if you or I did that, it's jail time.

[tarael]

"Show, don't tell". Let the footage talk, dude...

[shamsheed]

Ok, so…. How the hell do the workers fail to notice any suspicion with a camera crew around?😂

[AutumnsAvi]

whats funny is alot of bosses that get angry have no idea that it all comes down to the extremely low amount they pay everyone. Its their fault.

[NineTwentyThreeTwentyThree]

You have no idea how cathartic this is to watch after how horribly treated I am at my job.

[tarkus]

Imagine if we cud actually hear the show rather than narration

[martj]

I always find that a strange looking guy with a bad wig and glued on facial hair being followed around by a camera crew arouses no suspicion.

[KyleGreen-tqid]

I love these shows, when CEOs find out how shit their companies are and how the employees are forced to find work arounds for bad management and crap pay.

[josephkinser]

is a great example of how little upper management knows

[magusxxx]

Me seeing all those dishes: "You didn't have someone doing dishes before I showed up?"

[leerogers]

Having served our country for 23 years in the military before retiring, I transitioned to the civilian sector and was taken aback by how companies treat their employees. This video serves as a stark reminder of that reality. Regrettably, such treatment has become the norm in many workplaces today.

[tomy]

they should get mad at the crappy wigs and beards they make them wear.