Have you ever wondered what a mechanic or CEO of some million-dollar company might be feeling at work? Well, if not you, the former US president has, and he has ventured to seek answers. The entity in concern here is none other than Barack Obama and he has one question to ask- What makes a good job, good? And Obama is asking it through his brand new Netflix docuseries, Working: What We Do All Day.

Had we been in a utopian world wherein everything is just perfect, everyone would get sufficient pay, considerable working hours, growth within the workforce, and whatnot. However, over convoluted society, and spiraling economy has everything far from that dream and the average human being suffer more a lot because of the work pressure they live with. Well, this is exactly what the former president pitches in, giving his spectators a chance to introspect and reflect upon the life they are leading right now.

The four-part docuseries in which Obama will reportedly visit at least 4 different firms and converse with everyday working people is inspired by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author Studs Terkel’s 1974 non-fiction work. The book chronicles the stories of a hundred Americans and how their job impacted their life.

Notably, as soon as fans got to know about it, they expressed huge respect for the former American president.

Twitterati express high regard for Barack Obama as they come across his Netflix docuseries

Landed May 17, the respectful and reverent look at America’s working class already has its first episode out. And spectators are seemingly rooting for it. Notably, on May 19, Obama dropped a look into his next episode, wherein he talks to a middle-class man working in a chemical company. Looking at which, fans commented that “This is the most interesting thing to happen,” to them.

Others also stated that “It’s inspiring to see the stories of everyday people and their passions.” 

Some also said that even though they haven’t watched the series yet, it is on their bucket list while praising Obama’s “Olympic level” social talents.

Interestingly, some also asked him to be the U.S. President again!

Have you watched the documentary yet? What are your thoughts about it? Do let us know in the comments below.