"WORKPLACE CONFIDENTIAL" AIRS ON "20/20," FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9 ON ABC

From office romance to toxic bosses to awful commutes, "20/20" reports on wild tales from the workplace, offering tips and secrets on how to survive the corporate jungle from such business successes as Mark Cuban, star of "Shark Tank" and the billionaire owner of the Dallas Mavericks, and Donald Trump. Anchored by Elizabeth Vargas, "20/20," airs FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9 (10:00-11:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network. Reports include:

You're Fired!: From donating a kidney to going "Gangham" style, "20/20" reports on the most surprising complaints of bosses abusing, exploiting and wrongfully terminating their workers. Cecelia Vega reports.

Acing the Interview: They are 20-minute conversations that can change your life. They are also mind games that can trip you up and wreck your chances of getting hired if you do not know how to play. "20/20" conducts a series of interviews with jobseekers, and, with the help of a professional job coach, provides tips on how to improve interviewing techniques. John Quinones reports.

Commutes from Hell: What if you had to take a plane to get to work each week? Or drive 175 miles each way almost every day? Or maybe you'd prefer to leave the bumper-to-bumper behind and kayak to work? Dan Harris looks at some of the craziest commutes in the country, and how some workers are trying to make the best of it.

The Corporate Squatter: Elizabeth Vargas reports on the strange and inventive tale of Eric Simms, an entrepreneur who squatted for two months at the AOL offices in Palo Alto, CA after he ran out of cash.

Office Romance: Amy Robach reports on the do's, the don'ts and the maybe's of negotiating an office romance.

Reply All: Most of us have done it at least once -- hit reply all and sent a personal email to a large group of co-workers. Chris Connelly looks at how one man turned the biggest mistake of his career into his biggest success.

David Sloan is executive producer of "20/20".