Man hailed a 'hero' after triumph in boss' golf putt challenge: 'We all get to leave the office early'
An employer has thought of a perfect way to challenge his workers, issuing a fun challenge that proved much more difficult than it first seemed.
The boss told his employers if they were able to putt a golf ball into a cup in the office hallway, they could go all go home early.
One of the workers has shared footage of the challenge on TikTok @culinaryflaire.
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If they were able to putt a golf ball into a cup in the office hallway, they could go all go home early. TikTok
"Our boss said if any of the 4 employees putt the ball in the cup, then we all get to leave the office early," the caption explains.
We then see office workers lined up along the hallway and one man attempting the difficult manoeuver.
Pictured is the man who managed the feat.
Watch the video above to see the magic moment.
The maneuver proves to be much more difficult than it first seems. TikTok
"It was a Friday and he was the hero," the caption on the video reads.
The video was viewed 2.9 million times in just two days.
"This is brilliant from a leadership perspective. Community, connection, and reward. Love this," one TikTok follower writes.
"This is how you keep good morale in companies," adds another.
"The fact that the boss comes up with fun games like this…it must be a great place to work," another says.
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One employee successfully putts the golf ball in and the crowd erupts. TikTok
Although, one TikTok follower suggests: "Why not just say hey yall can leave early lol."
Others thought the challenge aspect was a much better way to achieve the result.
"Let's be honest, if a boss lets all of their employees line up for a challenge like this – they were never expecting you all to go back to work," one comments.
The person behind the @culinaryflaire account confirmed they were still paid for a full day's work.
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