Undercover Boss Learns of Employee's Homeless Past!

[ttyngordon]

A boss like this is what will have employees staying loyal and doing their best to bring good business. And it's clear he recognizes the value in his employee.

[jehhhGames]

She seems like the kindest person around. Shame on others for looking down on her for something that isn't her fault. She didn't drop out to be a loser she was never given the opportunity. Hope she just keeps going and growing.

[iggysfriend]

I am fortunate that I have worked for 17 years at great company with a lot of great directors and managers. Last year when I was very seriously ill they supported me for many months. I was on full pay for months, not sick pay, and I accumlated holidays too. When the brown sticky stuff hit the fan they had my back and it made a huge difference. I'd couldn't think of any other company I would want to work for. I am not the only member of staff that has benefitted from this kind of support. Guess what, most of us are loyal and hard working and are prepared to put ourselves out when it's needed.

[truthloveandhappiness]

It's encouraging to see a CEO being considerate of an employee's needs. Making a reasonable accommodation to allow her to advance her career is a breath of fresh air. That's part of the Americans with disabilities act but that's not applicable in this particular situation so good on him.

[aaronharris]

These are the kind of bosses I would love working for! 💙💙💙

[shawnjarman]

This is the second video I’ve seen of this guy and his company! What a true man!

[edwinigele]

This got to me. I couldn't hold back the tears. I am so happy she is going to fulfil her dreams. Let's keep showing love to one another. Stay blessed all.

[Yukonnais]

Everyone has value. She brought a lot to the table and deserves to be there.

[nadiazeeb]

She seems like a genuine person. God Bless you!

[mickitrujillo]

I absolutely love this women. God bless her!!!

[tiffrenee]

This really touched my heart! I am so happy for her and she deserves nothing but great things in her life. When she said she was 50 and that was the first time someone called her “smart”, the tears started flowing. I wish her well ❤

[michaelclayton]

Brenda Is the person that makes the world work!

[susanduncan]

Absolutely beautiful. Such a kind employer to help.. his staff.. hats off to you good sir

[laughingallthetime]

Brenda's boss is divine. Such a kind man who saw exactly what she had to offer and tailored the course to her skills. Brenda is a sweetheart who I'd imagine brightens up everyone's life.

[davidpietarila]

I’m dyslexic and grew up in the 80s where the only tools there were for dyslexics in the education system were “Stop being lazy” and “work harder”. I’m not complaining, once I figured how work with my dyslexia, I did very well. But I can totally relate when the educational system does nothing to educate YOU and then looks down on you for not being educated.

[verabobo]

Education is important, but must be accompanied with compassion and concern. My observation is that there are a lot of educated "fools" in our work force. This boss valued what this employee contributed to his business. Best of everything to both of them.

[conservativehippie]

Everyone needs a Brenda in their life...beautiful soul ❤️‍🔥

[John-uept]

I like to see when the bosses really see the people working for them and recognize the value they have for there company

[jabjones]

Good undercover boss right there. Better lady, all around good people still.

[estlhm]

Can't help but to love stories like this!! Especially a boss that recognize someone beyond the ordinary working for them!!👍👍👍