Kids in the office from an auditors standpoint

[TPMB4]

I remember the rare days I went to my dad's workplace. A road building site and he was the resident engineer = the boss of the consultants (who made sure the contractors do things right). It meant long hours stuck at a spare desk one end of the office. However a few times during the day he had to go out to check something. That meant entertainment in his works land rover defender. Driving through mud and dodgy tracks making.full use of the 4x4's excellent off road abilities. Remember going up a cutting with vertical cliffs above and below, with the landie storming up a 45? slope of mud in very heavy rain. There was muddy water going over the bonnet it was so wet but the vehicle made it.
My point is it can give your kids a good experience to bring them to work at times. That's why I appreciate your company allowing kids to be there.

 

[John Broomfield]

Dilbert's perspective:

 

[thekellyg]

Thanks for the smile!! I needed it.

kgg

 

[Darrell B]

Coming from a different angle, and playing devil's advocate- as a customer it may raise my eyebrows. It wouldn't seem "professional" in some regards (depending on the work I suppose).