Ever wonder what it'd be like to be the boss?

Better yet, ever wonder what it'd be like if the boss was justanother employee?

Diana Dwyer-Owens, CEO and Chairwoman of Rainbow International parent company The Dwyer Group will soonfind out what it's like to be one of her company's serviceemployees. She will appear on CBS's reality show “UndercoverBoss,” Sunday, Jan. 22 at 8 a.m. EST/7 p.m. CDT.

This hidden-camera show features an executive who goes undercover in his or her own company to geta raw look at how people really work. Dwyer-Owens went undercoverwithin The Dwyer Group franchise service brands to find out how thecorporate culture is being embraced by service professionals on thefront line.

“This is clearly more than just a job for Dina,” says ChrisCarlson “Undercover Boss” executive producer. “She has deepemotional ties to the business and its employees since The DwyerGroup was founded by her late father, who was also her mentor. Thisepisode ranks among the most powerful and moving episodes of'Undercover Boss.'”

The CEO-turned-service-professional donned company uniforms toexperience life as a potential trainee whose service brandsrepresent some of the most male-dominated industries. In additionto Rainbow Internationala global franchise organization providingresidential and commercial restoration and cleaning servicesthe Dwyer Group brands includeAire Serv, Glass Doctor, Mr. Appliance, Mr. Electric, Mr. Rooter,and The Grounds Guys.

On Jan. 15, the two-time Emmy nominated “UndercoverBoss” kicked off its third season to continue its mission toenable some of the world's most successful company leaders toembark on grassroots journeys within their own organizations. Theopportunity not only gives a glimpse into how the company operates,but how it can be improved, as well as a chance for unique insightinto the work and lives of employees.