Actually that similiar things also happened in my office.
Some people didn't want to teach me and bashed me so bad when i did a mistake. Sigh...
Same for me. I sympathise.
In real life if that guy did the way he humiliated the president's son, he would be fired that night or at least the next day.
Ughh... The pains of entering the working society. I hope it's not happening to you anymore. Let's hang in there! (づ￣ ~~~￣)づ
That would be a reality for some. When I was working on hospitals before, the uke's experiences were like the everyday drama for some doctors and nurses, with charts and abusive words flying around. Doesn't matter if you're the son of the governor.
I guess I'm sensitive with anything that involves work right now, but how they treated the uke was just downright unfair. Calling him lazy just because he didn't want to succeed his father's business, calling him incompetent even when he's trying hard to learn everything by himself because his jerk(low-key) of a father wouldn't teach him. His personality and abilities aren't exactly suited for the job he has to take on so he's keeping up with a lot of things, but they were being a bitch trying to bring down his efforts.
Another thing is it's like they are (unintentionally?) looking down on office work with how they treat the uke's previous job. God, if they only know the struggle, internal and external competition, mental and physical exhaustion, and everything else....