"Corporate" focuses more on satirical takes on modern corporate culture than shoehorning in overt identity politics, but it does employ a good deal of stereotypical corporate 'bad white male boss' tropes and diversity-as-parody. It often elevates commentary over character depth, but not to the point that stories are entirely sacrificed for messaging.

The show pokes relentless fun at traditional structures like corporate hierarchy, with occasional shots at masculinity and religion as old-fashioned or out-of-touch. Family is mostly absent, and when referenced, it's usually for comedic cynicism. There’s a persistent air that mocks foundational norms, though it’s played mostly for laughs.

Traditional or non-woke views are rarely explored sincerely, conservative, religious, or 'normie' folks show up as out-of-touch or comically villainous. The worldview is modern, nihilistic, and fairly uniform, with little room for earnest dissent or moral complexity outside its sardonic frame.