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So today is Take Your Child to Work Day...

iamwiz82

iamwiz82

Lifer
...How many little bastards are running around your workplace right now? 😛 It's like we hired a whole gang of midgets to run around screeching and touching everything possible.

 
Think this company set a limit to 20, first come first serve.

A brief overview of the agenda:
· We will begin the day at 8:30am with a light breakfast with parents and their kids.
· Lunchtime will be with the child's parent so that they can spend time together.
· There will be a fun end-of-day snack for parent and child.
· Throughout the day there will be sessions with different parts of the business.
 
Originally posted by: kranky
We've had people bring infants in previous years! Duh!
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Same here. One kid has just begun to crawl. :roll: It's an excuse to not have to pay their babysitter for one day.
 
We (My childless coworkers and I) have come to the realization that this is the best form of birth control, ever.
 
we don't allow kids at this company. They draw the line at flirting. No relationships, cannot have spouses working here, no kids either.
 
The local school system has a program that a 9-11 year old follows you around all day at work to learn about your job(shadow). I was asked if a couple of kids could be my "shadow" for the day, I was working as a Controls Engineer at the time. We had so much fun goofing off and talking, that I finally agreed with my wife to have kids.
 
my workplace does it every other yr, and last yr I asked one of the kids "who is your daddy?" and he said "so and so is my daddy" my co-workers and I were laughing so hard.. haha
 
Originally posted by: Jamie571
The local school system has a program that a 9-11 year old follows you around all day at work to learn about your job(shadow). I was asked if a couple of kids could be my "shadow" for the day, I was working as a Controls Engineer at the time. We had so much fun goofing off and talking, that I finally agreed with my wife to have kids.
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ooh that's an awesome business idea... "trial kids".
 
We just had two groups with about 15 kids each come through. Fortunately they're not letting them stay, just a brief tour.
 
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