We’ve all been there: up way too late, eyes glued to “just one more episode.”
Now imagine that same can’t-stop-watching energy, except instead of a cliffhanger about a royal scandal or a zombie outbreak, you’re hooked on … workplace drama. Not the gossipy, stress-inducing kind. The kind that helps you work smarter, collaborate better, and see your team members in a whole new way.
Meet OpenDoors’ Bridging Worlds, a new eight-part, story-driven elearning series where every episode plays like a workplace sitcom meets documentary. It’s an inclusive learning approach that utilizes hollywood-style entertainment, allowing viewers to see the same situation through different cultural and human perspectives.

Why it’s the training your team will actually finish
Workplace culture isn’t just about company perks or a list of values in a handbook. It’s the invisible force shaping how we communicate, make decisions, give feedback, and even manage time. And because we all approach it differently, those differences can either fuel innovation or derail collaboration.
That’s exactly what you’ll see play out in Bridging Worlds. In eight fast-paced episodes (8-13 minutes each), you’ll drop into the daily grind of a creative agency and watch workplace clashes unfold in real time. Dual perspectives, character confessionals, and interactive reflection prompts make it feel like a show you can’t stop watching, and one that actually changes how you work.
And after the credits roll, you’re not done. Each course comes with a downloadable guide packed with a summary of workplace culture styles and practice scenarios. Use it to explore the behaviors from the story more deeply, spark conversations with your team, and put your insights into action right away.
Meet the team you’ll root for (and occasionally yell at)
Every great series has a cast you can’t stop watching, and Bridging Worlds is no exception. Across every episode, you’ll get to know four distinct personalities whose styles sometimes mesh perfectly … and sometimes clash spectacularly.
Naomi: The visionary leader

Calm under pressure and always focused on what’s best for her team, Naomi is the team’s steady hand. She believes the best ideas come when everyone has a voice, even if that means navigating some uncomfortable conversations along the way.
Lukas: The taskmaster

Sharp, structured, and unshakable, Lukas keeps the team on track no matter how chaotic things get. His direct style gets results, but it can also land with more force than intended.
Yasmin: The creative spark

With boundless energy and a knack for making connections, Yasmin brings ideas to life in ways no one else can. She thrives in open, flexible environments, though that same flexibility can test the patience of her more deadline-driven teammates.
Finn: The thoughtful explorer

Quietly observant and endlessly curious, Finn takes in every detail before weighing in. When he does speak up, his insights can shift the entire conversation, but finding his moment in a room full of strong voices isn’t always easy.
Why you’ll want to binge Bridging Worlds
Because it’s not just learning — it’s must-see workplace TV. Each episode hooks you with real tension, delivers the aha-moment payoff, and leaves you wanting to hit “next.”
By the end of each episode, you’ll be able to:
- Identify the style you lean toward
- Adapt when others work differently
- Turn cultural differences into team strengths
Start Bridging Worlds Today! Ready to press play? The first episode is streaming now.