The Inside Man

I used to get one episode from this TV show every 2 weeks during my previous job and I had to watch it mandatorily as part of constant training, so I grew fond of it with time, being this show the only piece of entertaintment we were allowed to have over there. I was only able to watch the second and third seasons and, to be completely honest, I was a bit lost starting to watch mandatorily a show from the middle of it, not even season one, but it's really easy to pick it up and understand what's going on with the characters since they are not that complex, being the purpose of this show more on the educational side than being a masterful piece of a TV show, you know?

Anyway, thank you, The Inside Man, for keeping me sane in an awful and super boring job.

After personally experiencing 10+ years of boring corporate training, I can say with certainty that the production team have really discovered a gap in the market.

It is excellent. I'd watch it even if I didn't have to. Hopefully the team can expand into other areas and save my kind from further office boredom.

CEOs & CTOs pay attention: The best bit is, the training really is effective. This should be mandatory for all companies, both out of necessity of the material and the sanity of the employees. The entire office erupts in excitement when a new series drops.

Congratulations to all involved. Real characters, perfomed well with a captivating story about something that should be (and usually is) so full and boring.

Probably the best training I've had to take, actually informative and entertaining at the same time. Great casting all around, love the villain but why are evil people always bald. I feel attacked.

I didn't realize this was a training video. It was available to watch on our company employee portal and I got hooked It's an actual tech drama with believable characters.

I've seen so many induction videos in my career and most, if not all, were bad - dodgy sets, with dodgy acting! So with the prospect of having to sit through all 7 episodes made me wonder if I really made the right choice!

Nope, I pleasantly surprised at this, to the point that I watched them on the commute home and was eager to keep watching. Very good and wish all corporate videos was like this.