Undercover Boss Promotes Employee on the Spot!

The Undercover CEO of Belfor learns about an employee's debts, and also finds out he has to work side hustles to make ends meet! So he promotes him on the spot to provide extra motivation.

[Randymountaine]

I'm addicted to seeing good people get what they deserve

[randyporter]

Here we don't just see "a great employee" and "a great boss". What we see here is two "good men". Men with ethics, values and a caring heart. That's the greatest compliment one can receive.

[iitickle]

As a hard worker, nothing feels better than being recognized and then rewarded.

[skynotaname]

There's something really profound when you see two hard working men shed a tear over something like this. The joy and relief of one man, trying so hard to hold it in. The tears from the other man seeing how happy the other is, and feeling something from it too.

[aaroncrosby]

At the end where the guy breaks down a bit, you get a glimpse of something that most men keep hidden from their families, and that is the stress and burden of responsibility that many men carry silently and don't burden their loved ones with. Responsible men have to work, there is no one ready to take them in and do for them, it's up to them alone.

[dravendfr]

A CEO that isn’t a psychopath, a pleasant surprise, we need more like him.

[Locomokipkachelfantje]

Just the fact the employee is just a upbeat hardworking father that cares about his kids is heartwarming.❤

[martinhansen]

I can't imagine anyone falling for the "camera crew is going to follow you the whole day, with this John Doe character that asks real intimate personal questions.."

[matthewmenard]

One good employee can turn your whole business around. Good on ya! And here's to all the actual good workers who go above and beyond. Cheers🍻

[Mr.Deleterious]

This is a great man. He has a great personality and excellent work ethic. Stays positive and is family oriented. ANY company on Earth would vastly improve itself having this man as an employee.

[BlackHawk]

I liked how emotional the CEO was about helping his employee out. Cool to see how much he truly cared

[roberttheron]

Shelden Yellen also blew his cover in this episode to another worker who affected him, this man has a huge heart, because of the show, he changed how the company runs, 10 years later he is still the CEO, and is admired by the people wo work for him

[bryanwalthall]

After a crapton of regular social media, it's really heartwarming to see one human being recognize the worth in another and respect and compensate that person. Well done. Brought a tear to my cynical eye.

[armorykittington]

These are just 2 smart dudes. One got caught in the system designed to keep you caught in the system. The other set him free of the endless debt loop. He deserves it. That was super wholesome. If everybody behaved like these two men, life could be close to perfect one day.

[timfischer]

What an amazing employee. Cheerful, good teacher, doing his best to help out the "new guy" who is struggling a little bit. And clearly just a genuinely good guy. It seems the boss is too.

[Jameskenomis]

As a construction worker, this makes me happy. Most people have no clue about hard work in the cold and heat all day.

[highranch]

Nice to see an employer show appreciation, in this way, to a damn good employee. It's never happened in my experiences.

[Gamerdude]

I'm in that debt loop at this moment, fucking sucks. But just like this guy, I gotta hustle for my family. Working 12-13 hours sucks, but I gotta provide. I know one day it'll come together.
Good on him being recognized! Hope he and his family are doing good!

[henrystewart]

I work 12-15 hrs/day. To see his hard work compensated genuinely was such a blessing in disguise. I couldn’t keep the smile off my face. What a great representation of how we should love one another❤️

[elsebabette]

It's really wonderful to come across people who freely share valuable information online. You never know what kind of knowledge you might stumble upon that could have a lasting impact on your life.