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A toxic employee creates tension throughout the workplace, constantly disrespecting coworkers, spreading negativity, and making the environment difficult for everyone around them. They believe their behavior goes unnoticed and that they can continue without consequences.

What they don’t realize is that an Undercover CEO is quietly observing everything, seeing firsthand how their actions affect the team.

As the truth comes to light, the powerful lesson about accountability, professionalism, and the importance of a healthy workplace becomes undeniable, leaving the employee exposed and forced to face the consequences of their behavior.

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00:00No, yeah, yeah, no, I'm telling you, bro, this play, it's a complete joke.
00:05Yeah, at least half these people should be fired, starting with management.
00:09Yeah, I could run this company better than these idiots with my eyes closed.
00:12Trust me, if I was in charge, things would be different around here.
00:16These people would actually have an idea of what they're supposed to be doing.
00:19Yeah.
00:20All right.
00:21All right, catch you later, Austin.
00:23Bye.
00:25Wow, Julia.
00:27Julia, still working on that project from last week.
00:31You know, at this rate, you'll finish it by Christmas.
00:33Next year.
00:36Ryan, I'm actually ahead of schedule.
00:38Maybe you should focus on your own work.
00:39My work, please.
00:41I finished everything that was important.
00:43I finished it yesterday.
00:44Unlike some people, I work efficiently.
00:51That was...
00:54That's a snap, buddy.
00:57You know something?
00:57You know what my motto is?
00:58I got this new motto.
00:59Sharing is caring.
01:01Even if you never learned that in kindergarten.
01:03That was actually part of my lunch.
01:05What's that?
01:06Speak up, Martin.
01:07Nobody can hear you when you mumble like that.
01:10Ryan, we're getting a new intern today.
01:12Can you please act like a professional human being for months?
01:16Professional?
01:16Julia, I am the professional here.
01:18You two are just jealous of my natural leadership skills and my charisma.
01:24Just promise me you won't scare them away on their first day.
01:27Scouts honor.
01:28Though I was kicked out of scouts for being too awesome for their little club.
01:33More like being too obnoxious.
01:35What was that, Martin?
01:36What?
01:37You have something to say?
01:37You want to share it with the rest of the class?
01:38Nothing, Ryan.
01:40Just...
01:42Just nothing.
01:43That's what I thought.
01:44You know, Martin, if you spent less time mumbling and more time actually working,
01:49maybe you'd get somewhere in your life.
01:51Unbelievable.
01:52What's unbelievable is that I have to carry this whole office on my shoulders.
01:56But hey, it's what us leaders do.
02:03Another day, another dollar, working with a bunch of scholars.
02:09Ryan, could you please stop, man?
02:12I'm really trying to work on this.
02:13Can't stop, won't stop.
02:15I'm office rocks down.
02:16Yuck out, yuck out, yuck out!
02:17This is ridiculous.
02:25Hi there, you must be our new intern.
02:27I'm Julia, the account manager.
02:30Hi, nice to meet you, Julia.
02:32I'm Sarah.
02:33Hey, welcome to the team, Sarah.
02:35I'm Martin from Operations.
02:37Thank you, Martin.
02:38I'm looking forward to working with everyone.
02:41Oh, and I'm Ryan.
02:42I'm basically the MVP of this office.
02:44You picked the right place to work.
02:46Mainly because I work here.
02:48Um, okay.
02:50Nice to meet you.
02:52Oh, don't worry, Sarah.
02:54I'll take real good care of you.
02:56I have a lot of experience with mentoring.
02:58Sarah, let me show you to your workspace and explain your responsibilities.
03:03Yeah, I can think of a few responsibilities that I'd like to give her.
03:06Ryan, that's completely inappropriate.
03:08What?
03:10I was talking about filing and data entry.
03:12You have such a dirty mind, Julia.
03:14I think I'd prefer to hear about my actual job duties.
03:17Oh, you will.
03:18Trust me.
03:19I'll make sure that you learn everything that you need to know.
03:23Come on, Sarah.
03:24Let me show you to your desk and get you set up properly.
03:27Hey, Sarah.
03:29What do you call a fake noodle?
03:33An impasta!
03:35I get it.
03:37You said impasta, right?
03:39Look, you'll be an imperfect employee pretty much until I try and use them.
03:45Until I get my hands on you.
03:46Ryan, she's trying to learn her job.
03:49Can you give her some space?
03:50Oh, excuse me, Mr. Manager Wannabe.
03:54I didn't realize that you were running the show now.
03:56Last I checked, we were equals here.
03:59We are equals, which means you should treat Sarah with some respect that you'd want to receive, too.
04:05She's an intern, dude.
04:06She needs to prove herself first.
04:08And besides, I'm just being friendly.
04:10Maybe you should try it sometime instead of being such a buzzkill.
04:18I appreciate friendliness, but there's a difference between being welcoming and being inappropriate.
04:25Whoa, someone's got a little attitude already.
04:28I like that in a woman.
04:30Ryan, that's enough.
04:33Sarah, why don't I show you to the break room and the kitchen area?
04:38Hey, Sarah.
04:40If you need a tour guide later, I know all the best spots in this building, including some private areas,
04:47eh?
04:52You're unbelievable, Ryan.
04:54You know that, right?
04:55I'm just being helpful.
04:56Someone around here has to show her the ropes properly.
05:00That's not being helpful.
05:01That's being creepy.
05:02Creepy.
05:03Martin, let me tell you something about yourself.
05:06You wouldn't know charm if it hit you in the face,
05:08which is probably why you're still single.
05:12Yeah, and you know my personal life is actually none of your business, so...
05:15Everything's my business when I have to work with losers like you every single day.
05:23That's right, walk away.
05:26Go, just like you always do.
05:37So, your main responsibilities will be supporting the account management team with research, client communications, and project coordination.
05:45That sounds perfect.
05:46I'm really excited to contribute.
05:48Your attention to detail will be crucial.
05:50We work with some high-profile clients who expect excellence.
05:54High-profile clients, Julia?
05:56Come on, let's be honest.
05:57Half our clients are bargain hunters who barely pay their bills.
06:00Ryan, that's not true.
06:02And it's unprofessional to discuss our clients that way.
06:04I'm just feeling realistic.
06:06Sarah deserves to know what she's getting into.
06:09I'm sure I can handle whatever challenges come up.
06:12Oh, I bet you can handle a lot of things.
06:14I meant professionally.
06:16Of course you did.
06:17I like a woman who's focused on her career.
06:20Ryan, why don't you focus on your own career instead of bothering Sarah?
06:24Bothering?
06:25I'm networking, Martin.
06:26It's called being social.
06:27You should try it.
06:28Uh, there's a difference between being social and being inappropriate.
06:32According to who?
06:33The fun police?
06:34According to basic human decency.
06:36You know what? You people are so uptight.
06:39I'm just trying to make the new person feel welcome.
06:42I feel welcome enough, thank you.
06:44Great!
06:45Then you won't mind if I show you some of the, uh, finer points of working here?
06:49Actually, Sarah, why don't you get settled in?
06:53Ryan, leave her.
06:56I'll check on you in a few minutes.
07:00So, Sarah, I've been thinking about our, uh, earlier conversation.
07:05We didn't really have a conversation.
07:07Oh, sure we did.
07:09And I can tell, you're, you're different from all the other boring people here.
07:14I'm just trying to focus on my work here.
07:17Oh, come on.
07:18Don't play hard to get.
07:20I saw how you looked at me earlier.
07:21I looked at you because you were being loud and disruptive.
07:26Look, I know the corporate game better than anyone.
07:30Stick with me and I can help you climb the ladder fast.
07:34We could make a great team in more ways than one.
07:38I'm not interested in whatever you are suggesting.
07:42I'm suggesting a mutually beneficial relationship.
07:46I have influence here, Sarah.
07:48I could put in a good word for you, uh, with management.
07:51I'd prefer to succeed on my own merits.
07:54Okay, that's admirable.
07:55But naive.
07:57This business, it's about connections.
07:58And I'd love to make a connection with you.
08:02Don't talk to me that way.
08:04Relax.
08:05I was just being friendly.
08:06Come on, take it easy.
08:07Uh, what's going on here?
08:09Nothing.
08:11You two are so paranoid.
08:12I was just being nice to the new girl and everyone freaks out.
08:15That didn't look like being nice, Ryan.
08:17You know what, Martin?
08:18You have a sick mind.
08:20I was having a normal conversation.
08:22You were not having a normal conversation.
08:25Okay, I'm sick of this.
08:26You people are toxic.
08:28Julia, you're an uptight control freak
08:30who can't stand to see other people having fun.
08:32Fun.
08:32You call harassment fun.
08:34And Martin, you, you're a pathetic loser
08:37who's been stuck in the same position for years
08:39because you have no backbone.
08:41Ryan, stop.
08:42No, no, I'm not going to stop.
08:44I'm tired of walking on eggshells around all of you people.
08:47Actually, Ryan,
08:48I think it's time you knew who you're really talking to.
08:52I'm not an intern.
08:54I'm Sarah Morrison, the CEO of this company.
08:58What?
08:59You tricked me.
09:01That, that, that, that, that's entrapment or something.
09:03You know what, this is illegal.
09:04You can't do that.
09:05It's perfectly legal.
09:06And you've just confirmed every single little complaint
09:09that I've ever received about you.
09:11These two, they set me up.
09:13They're just jealous because I'm not afraid to speak my own mind.
09:15No.
09:17Ryan, you're not speaking your mind.
09:19You're harassing people, creating a hostile work environment,
09:22and frankly, you're a liability to this company.
09:25Listen, lady, I don't care if you're the CEO or the Queen of England.
09:28You can't fire me just for being friendly.
09:30I'm not firing you for being friendly.
09:32I'm firing you for sexual harassment,
09:35creating a hostile work environment, and gross misconduct.
09:37You have no idea what you're doing.
09:39I, I was the best employee that you had.
09:43The best.
09:43If you ever were our best employee,
09:46we were in some serious trouble.
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