None of the characters felt really interesting to me.
The "situations" they created for him to react to were rather weak.

And also, the setting of a company retreat does not fit the concept of the show as well as the Jury did.
First of all, faking a whole company with products and everything is way to risky for him not to realize it's fake.
in a small company all people know each other to some degree...with the Jury, most characters didn't know each other at all which gave it a lot more situations to explore.
There are also too many characters - what made S1 work was the contained environment.

At times I even wondered if he wasn't actually in on it. Not that I believe that, but Season 1 never gave me that impression in the first place.

Overall I missed that "wholesome" feeling I got from Seson 1.

5/10 for Season 2.

This is an absolute beautiful comedy.

It might feel a little bit slow and awkward at first, but it really grows on you.
The characters are all well written, well acted and overall just loveable.

The concept is basically a real life The Truman Show but in a (mostly) harmless environment. That being said you can see a bit of a risk in what they were doing, but they pulled it of perfectly.

And the last episode, damn - that one had me in (happy) tears. That ending was worth every second watching this show. It just felt wholesome.

Currently on Hiatus and not sure if with a concept like that you can actually make another Season, but I really hope it comes back at some point.