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I'm uncomfortable around (and supremely irritated by) human babies, but it's pretty common to let people bring their awful babies into an office. Those babies d
by coldnose 10y ago
I'm uncomfortable around (and supremely irritated by) human babies, but it's pretty common to let people bring their awful babies into an office. Those babies don't work here, and they have no business being here, but I guess human parents feel they have some legitimate reason to bring them to work. In a fair world, I don't see how dogs are any different.
- Osiris 10y agoThey bring them to work, set them in a bouncer, and then proceed to work the entire day while the baby is there? The most I've ever seen is a few minutes of someone bring in their child to show some co-workers before after heading out to lunch or home. If someone is bringing their baby in while they are working for the whole day, I think it would be reasonable to ask them to find child care options.
- Tomte 10y agoYes, I've only seen the same. Having children at the office for a work day isn't sensible. Except when it's actually provided for: At a large company I was interviewing at they showed us an open-floor office for employees whose babysitter was missing on that day (or a sick spouse or whatever). The employees could just grab their laptop, and take a desk in that office for a day. In front of all the desks was a glass wall. Behind it a kindergarten, so that the parents could see their child and the children were occupied.
- partisan 10y agoI'll give you the same advice I gave the OP. Raise the issue. Any reasonable company would provide you with a suitable resolution.
- tptacek 10y agoIt's almost as if the rules for humans were different than those for dogs.