November 28, 2005
To spread Holiday Cheer at Work or Not to Spread?
Is the spreading of holiday cheer or lack there of an indicator of morale? I've received the customary invitations for this year, the office christmas party and the team christmas party. Last year I also received these same invitations as I had the years before. The past couple of years, there have been little to no decorations placed up by anyone. A christmas card here or there. A santa hidden in a cube. What I don't know if that is indicative to this environment or standardized practice now. The other item that has me waffling between indifference and massive cheer spreading is that to what degree is it correct to spread the holiday cheer?
Keep in mind that many people find the holidays extremely depressing. I think the best thing to do for people during the holidays is to give then an unexpected day off.
Posted by: Mike Rankin at November 28, 2005 11:20 AMFinally passed the test
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