Conflict and Prejudice in the Workplace
📌 The new head chef, Zaharia, immediately faces hostility and prejudice from the existing staff, including attempts to sabotage her by mixing up food orders.
🚷 A critical incident occurs when an investor is nearly poisoned due to a mix-up involving a peanut salad, which Zaharia is allergic to, leading to immediate blame.
🤝 Zaharia emphasizes teamwork and unity, stating, "We are team and I protect my team," despite religious or belief differences, contrasting with the staff's internal conflict.

Accountability and Management
😠 The manager (Mr. Tan Haag) initially threatens to fire everyone until one staff member confesses to mixing up the plates, highlighting the pressure for taking responsibility.
🚫 The manager forgives the staff member who confessed, marking it as a "first and last mistake," while subsequently being manipulated by another employee (Harry) into firing Zaharia.

Resolution and Leadership
📢 Harry tries to frame Zaharia by fabricating evidence (a fly in the food) to get her fired, but the boss ultimately discovers the truth.
🧑‍🍳 The boss stands up against prejudice, stating in the restaurant, "I don't want people to be looked down upon just because they look different or have different faith."
⭐ The boss fires Harry for his prejudice and deception but insists that Zaharia, the "great chef," must stay.

Key Points & Insights
➡️ Team unity surpasses prejudice in a professional setting, as demonstrated by the boss prioritizing team cohesion over discrimination.
➡️ Taking responsibility (confessing the mistake) can lead to forgiveness, whereas deception and prejudice (Harry's actions) lead to termination.
➡️ A true leader values skill and contribution (the great chef) over personal bias or workplace manipulation.

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