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At my current job I bring my dog to the office every day and there are no issues whatsoever, but I have some personal rules when it comes to bring my dog to wor
by pawelkomarnicki 13y ago
At my current job I bring my dog to the office every day and there are no issues whatsoever, but I have some personal rules when it comes to bring my dog to work:
- no dog if there are allergic people around,
- no barking,
- no wandering around,
- DEFINITELY no pee and poo in the building,
- CLEANING outside the company building,
- I am responsible for the dog's actions.
Disclaimer: my dog is trained by me and really knows how to behave in the office and outside the office.
Unfortunately in some past jobs I stumbled upon people that treated their dog permit like a kindergarten — just dropping the dog in the office and not taking care of it. Some fabulous examples was dog pooping in the middle of a group of people during the SCRUM meeting ;) Or a dude bringing his 3-month puppy peeing on the floor every 15 minutes. Some people are not mature enough to bring their dog to the office :)
- frost_knight 13y agoI'm involved in rabbit rescue and have 7 at home. Once in a while if I'm taking them to the vet I'll bring them to work with me in carriers. Coworkers come from all around to fuss over them, and the rabbits love it. They're closely supervised and used to being handled. One day during an important meeting the CIO picked Earl out of his carrier, a tiny 2-pound grey netherland dwarf who knows he's cute and rides it for all it's worth. She spent the whole meeting with him in her lap -- Earl probably thought we were all there for him.
- pgeorgi 13y agoI suppose that SCRUM meeting really _was_ shit?
- lportion 13y agoI think that if you bring a dog into work then it should be allowed to display it's opinion of Agile methodologies.