Anonymous wrote:“I wish I knew, my parents were killed by a criminal when I was a baby, and now even the thought of my birthday gives me nightmares.”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“Thanks for the thought, but I don’t want my birthday shared on the team calendar.”
Jehovah Witness?
My company we ask if on your birthday would you like is to order lunch from restaurant of you choice on birthday and we invite any peers you want to attend and we buy them lunch to. We don’t ask your birthday as we already know it.
We don’t publish it and optional. It is called being human. I don’t track who does it or not. I got a capital grill steak with cheesecake my birthday and invited 5-6 people who were nice to me during year
Seems like a popularity contest. What if someone never gets asked to join the birthday lunches?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“Thanks for the thought, but I don’t want my birthday shared on the team calendar.”
Jehovah Witness?
My company we ask if on your birthday would you like is to order lunch from restaurant of you choice on birthday and we invite any peers you want to attend and we buy them lunch to. We don’t ask your birthday as we already know it.
We don’t publish it and optional. It is called being human. I don’t track who does it or not. I got a capital grill steak with cheesecake my birthday and invited 5-6 people who were nice to me during year
Me again. Leap year birthday.Anonymous wrote:Make up a date.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“Thanks for the thought, but I don’t want my birthday shared on the team calendar.”
Jehovah Witness?
My company we ask if on your birthday would you like is to order lunch from restaurant of you choice on birthday and we invite any peers you want to attend and we buy them lunch to. We don’t ask your birthday as we already know it.
We don’t publish it and optional. It is called being human. I don’t track who does it or not. I got a capital grill steak with cheesecake my birthday and invited 5-6 people who were nice to me during year
Very clever. By asking where they want to go for lunch you make it clear they can't take the day off. I hope at least on that day you don't make them badge out for lunch, let them have an extra 15 minutes and maybe even allow a personal phone call at their desk.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“Thanks for the thought, but I don’t want my birthday shared on the team calendar.”
Jehovah Witness?
My company we ask if on your birthday would you like is to order lunch from restaurant of you choice on birthday and we invite any peers you want to attend and we buy them lunch to. We don’t ask your birthday as we already know it.
We don’t publish it and optional. It is called being human. I don’t track who does it or not. I got a capital grill steak with cheesecake my birthday and invited 5-6 people who were nice to me during year
Anonymous wrote:“Thanks for the thought, but I don’t want my birthday shared on the team calendar.”
Anonymous wrote:“Thanks for the thought, but I don’t want my birthday shared on the team calendar.”