<p>In this episode, a new boss quickly finds himself on the hot seat.  After just two weeks, his job and reputation are on the line when a sequence of events involving his new direct reports don't quite add up. Wanting to be seen as the "cool" new boss overrides a nagging suspicion that things aren't quite what they seem. That's when things unravel fast.</p>

In this episode, a new boss quickly finds himself on the hot seat. After just two weeks, his job and reputation are on the line when a sequence of events involving his new direct reports don't quite add up. Wanting to be seen as the "cool" new boss overrides a nagging suspicion that things aren't quite what they seem. That's when things unravel fast.

<p>In this episode, a new boss quickly finds himself on the hot seat. &nbsp;After just two weeks, his job and reputation are on the line when a sequence of events involving his new direct reports don't quite add up. Wanting to be seen as the "cool" new boss overrides a nagging suspicion that things aren't quite what they seem. That's when things unravel fast.</p>

When Being the Cool Boss Goes Horribly Wrong

Let's face it, people don't always bring their best self to work. Instead they walk through the doors each morning emboldened by ego, power, arrogance, stupidity and gossip. This is why tempers flare and situations escalate. It's bound to happen when people are crowded together all day long in tight quarters under stress with no fresh air and limited sunlight. It's the perfect recipe to heighten everyone's crazy.

Join host and executive coach Peter C. Diamond as he interviews people who share humorous stories of their own office dysfunction. In between fits of laughter, together they help make sense of office nonsense. Don't worry, no careers were harmed in making Not Suitable for Work. 

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Let's face it, people don't always bring their best self to work. Instead they walk through the doors each morning emboldened by ego, power, arrogance, stupidity and gossip. This is why tempers flare and situations escalate. It's bound to happen when people are crowded together all day long in tight quarters under stress with no fresh air and limited sunlight. It's the perfect recipe to heighten everyone's crazy. Join host and executive coach Peter C. Diamond as he interviews people who share humorous stories of their own office dysfunction. In between fits of laughter, together they help make sense of office nonsense. Don't worry, no careers were harmed in making Not Suitable for Work. New episodes available on Wednesdays.

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