Undercover Boss BLOWS UP on Store Manager! #shorts

He can't sit back and take it anymore!

[brendamarchant]

The big boss never realizes how many great employees they lose. A bad manager can ruin a company.

[randyphillips]

90% of companies need this reality check employees should always come first

[spray_cheese]

Dude was genuinely pissed for all the right reasons. I feel like all company owners should do this

[elizabethsuggett]

I love this! Protecting the employee! If someone is crying there is a reason! Show compassion!

[angiedillman]

Respect. To have a boss fight for you, what a great feeling that must be..

[Abi_]

People don't leave companies, they leave bad managers!

[jthompson]

I worked for a high-end restaurant named Confettis, in Branson, MO. The owner was there with us every day and kept high standards on everything. One night, a snobbish woman asked if the heat could be turned up because she was cold. The waitress took the request to him. He respectfully went to the table and declined her request. She began berating him on how he ran the restaurant. His demeanor changed. He told her that the people that were there to serve her, were there from open to close, and that they run there asses off. It stays cool for them, as her visit is maybe an hour. He added that she should bring a sweater. She did the typical "I'm never coming here again". He said "Fine. And I'm asking you to leave now, and don't come back". I developed a great respect out of that moment for him.

Edit: I guess I'll have to elaborate a little on this, since some of you arent getting the context. This was over 30 yrs ago. A different time, when people were different. And he didn't treat everyone like this. The part I didn't elaborate, was how vile the lady was. By today's standards, she would have been comparable to a lot of the Karens today.

[mathieubdk]

Thank you Sir.
This is a real gentleman with a excellent work ethic, and real leadership.
I hope that she's happy now at work.

[simonsmith]

Now that's a good business owner. He taught that manager a lesson. And helped that lady too

[jacobtrujillo]

My old boss is a manager at CVS.
Mathew Moore is one of the most universally loved and respected managers I have ever known. All of us would have walked thru fire for him. Never heard even one person have a negative thing to say about him. Treated us with the utmost respect and dignity...like we were his family. Managers could learn a lot from him on how to lead. Best damn manager ever had. My coworkers have echoed the same sentiment.

[seansartor]

I learned a long time ago your BEST customers are your employees. Treat them like GOLD and they will treat your other customer$ like PLATINUM

[wolf]

I love seeing when someone stands up for another ❤❤

[lawnmowergirl]

“Employees come first” I haven’t worked with someone with that respect level in years.

[mandilake]

It’s been said people don’t quit their jobs, they quit their employers. A business is only as good as an employer treats their staff.

[zacherylane]

That is a real owner. Not forgeting the people who brought you there.

[asterhaile]

This is the first time I’m hearing someone speaking for a simple employer. I’m speechless. I’m happy and thank you. God bless you.❤

[andrewdowns]

She goes from being treated like crap by her manager to working with the CEO for triple her salary. Her emotions are doing a roller coaster.

[jeff-lusf]

3 days later “ Are you sure I said triple” ? I love how pissed off he was for how bad this was. Never a doubt

[CQueen]

It's more expensive to replace loyal employees than it is to hire new ones. The company that i work for crapped on an employee that worked for them for 22 years& two years later, they're STILL trying to find a replacement for her position. Oh well, should've given her the raise that she asked for. Now another company is thriving due to her talents. Good job Carol! 👍 We miss you but you deserve the Best.

[jjones]

This guy should have his own training program for prospective management positions & how to treat employees fairly & with respect! Bravo to this boss!