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They 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 so
by Osiris 10y ago
They 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.