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Take the day off for our party or stay at office and work

I appreciate when leaders do create opportunities for fun stuff. But if you have to stay and work instead of taking a half day if you don't want to attend, what does that say? That they are worried no one would attend? Check a box that you are trying to “engage” people? What is the goals of these? Are they forced socialization? A reward? If it's just to be nice, then let people choose home vs the event. We are asked for ideas, but if I have one, it would be rude to expect some other staff person to organize that (always organized by volunteers).


I appreciate when leaders do create opportunities for fun stuff. But if you have to stay and work instead of taking a half day if you don't want to attend, what does that say?
That they are worried no one would attend? Check a box that you are trying to “engage” people?

What is the goals of these? Are they forced socialization? A reward? If it's just to be nice, then let people choose home vs the event.

We are asked for ideas, but if I have one, it would be rude to expect some other staff person to organize that (always organized by volunteers).

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