This show tackles so many real truths that people of color have to deal with all the time in the workplace. Reading the reviews of others, it's obvious they did not watch it till the end. Yes, the characters take awhile to grow on you, but the show does a delicious job of getting viewers invested in each of Ingrid's, Rachel's and Tyler's storylines. Each are flawed, but I found them all to be oh-so-relatable.
Ingrid's character is flawed, but an honest, almost too painfully honest, reflection of what the model minority has been indoctrinated to do in Corporate America in order to succeed. I'm so glad the show fleshes this out in all its cringeworthy glory. This is honest, this is the dark underbelly of minorities attaining the highest ranks in prestigious corporations and still getting screwed over in the end. If you can't understand it, you're not ready. It's ok. Minorities who've been there can relate. Finally a fun show that paints people of color as complex individuals, who make mistakes but who each have hope of some form of redemption.
Ingrid's character is flawed, but an honest, almost too painfully honest, reflection of what the model minority has been indoctrinated to do in Corporate America in order to succeed. I'm so glad the show fleshes this out in all its cringeworthy glory. This is honest, this is the dark underbelly of minorities attaining the highest ranks in prestigious corporations and still getting screwed over in the end. If you can't understand it, you're not ready. It's ok. Minorities who've been there can relate. Finally a fun show that paints people of color as complex individuals, who make mistakes but who each have hope of some form of redemption.