Some organizations, such as Robert R's, even formalize the whole thing, giving presentations about what mommy's employer does and taking the sons and daughters on a guided tour of the workplace.
At least one day each year, I notice kids all over the place, from standing behind the counter at the jeweler's to playing in a corner of the executive's office.
It's practically the same thing.Īpparently, not everyone shares my point of view. Cubicles, meetings, TPS reports - I mean really, while you're at it, why not just crush all of their hopes and dreams and tell them that Santa Claus died in a mid-air collision with the Tooth Fairy, the Easter Bunny was run over while trying to save the world's last candy factory, and that there would never be any birthday parties ever again. Unless you're someone cool like Tony Hawk or Batman, showing kids the reality of the workplace just seems outright cruel.
Take-Your-Child-To-Work Day never made much sense to me.
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