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8. Unprofessional Office Dynamics
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The constant backstabbing and emotional outbursts at Pearson Hardman would never fly in a real firm. Such behavior would destroy trust and morale, leading to high turnover and potential collapse. Senior partners undermining each other for personal gain might work for TV drama, but no real firm could sustain success with this level of dysfunction. The power struggles create engaging storylines, but they overdramatize workplace dynamics. A more subtle approach to office politics could have made the drama feel more grounded without losing its tension.
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Edited by Ritika Pal
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