Well, it's a faux-documentary about how absolutely fantastic it is to work at any of the Disney-affiliated businesses. From the actual parks to the news division, everything is just absolutely wonderful, not a single critique to be heard.
So yea, it's basically a hour long advertisement for Disney, by Disney. And sure, for the True Believer, it's got some sights a regular park attendee won't see, like how the animals are cared for, or the props department.
I just didn't care about the pieces about Iger, the news anchor, etc. It'd have been nice to put more people like the artist, the locomotive driver, the veterinarian and the lady who worked on the robotic prop in the spotlight. Less wealthy CEOs, more cleaning department folks or those servicing park attendees.
So yea, it's basically a hour long advertisement for Disney, by Disney. And sure, for the True Believer, it's got some sights a regular park attendee won't see, like how the animals are cared for, or the props department.
I just didn't care about the pieces about Iger, the news anchor, etc. It'd have been nice to put more people like the artist, the locomotive driver, the veterinarian and the lady who worked on the robotic prop in the spotlight. Less wealthy CEOs, more cleaning department folks or those servicing park attendees.