"Tenna is a bad boss because he yells at his employees!"
Tenna is a bad boss in the way that an elder millennial middle manager is a bad boss. He wants to be everyone's friend, he's groovy, he's just like you! But he's drank way too much of that company Kool aid in a way that gives him ZERO chill. The smiles are a front that everyone can see right through, because at the end of the day, the product is all that matters. Tenna would smile sweetly and say "if you can lean, you can clean!" in a way that would make any minimum wage employee want to punch his lights out.
Tenna is a bad boss because he's been given power that he doesn't know what to do with. He's a king who wants to be a jester. He wants people to work for him because they WANT to, not because they HAVE to, but that isn't really an option. So instead of confronting that power and learning to wield it like King and Queen do, he tries to ignore it. He drafts contracts that will effectively turn his employees into loyal subjects, but when he has to use his power over them in a way that would make him feel Not Good, he gets to fall back on "you chose to sign this! It's not my fault! You signed up for this!" Thereby deflecting responsibility.
Tenna is a bad boss because his entire purpose, his entire sense of self, even his LITERAL self in some aspects, is tied to the end product in a way that nobody else could ever possibly understand. Even if they try, no one can ever be as emotionally invested in the success of TV Time as he is. He can never be objective. He can never take criticism. It all has to be his vision. Why do none of his employees care about this as much as he does? Why does nobody see how important this is?? Does he have to do EVERYTHING himself around here??
So, yeah, Tenna IS a bad boss. But put some fuckin nuance in it, you know? It ain't all about the yelling.
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