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I don't think it really matters what type of work you do...you still need to act like a professional....whether you are a CEO of McDonalds or a Burger Flipper at McDonalds....you still need to act professionally.

Again you use the word as if it has some universal definition. Either you ignored everything I just wrote or you just can't fathom that anybody would define it differently. Either way, you're wrong.

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The issue is not about unavoidable situations which might force an employee to come to work with his or her pet/child--this sort of thing is to be expected--it is rather more generally about having the freedom and luxury to bring your kids and/or pets to work when you can very well make arrangements for them to be taken care of outside the office.

This is true. ChemEnhanced didn't really say in the OP whether this was happening occasionally or every day. If it's happening all the time then I agree it's too much, not because it's "unprofessional", but because it's disrespectful to other employees. Of course, if everybody else is OK with it and/or the office has a pets-allowed policy, then I see no problem with it.

It's important to be mindful of other employees - phobias, allergies, general need to concentrate, etc. - but I'm not buying the nebulous arguments about professionalism and productivity.


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As far as I can tell nobody has adequately addressed this point.

I don't think it's such a slippery slope. There's a difference between a pet and a child. Quite frankly, pets are better-behaved, as long as they've been socialized and trained. They can't talk or open doors, they require far less attention and if necessary they can be leashed, put outside, tied to a chair, or otherwise kept away from other employees if they get too wild. This doesn't work with a human, as anybody who's ever seen a tantrum or heated argument can attest to.

Again, this all hinges on the pet being well-trained and/or quiet. A noisy and rambunctious dog is obviously no better than a crying infant.


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Again you use the word as if it has some universal definition. Either you ignored everything I just wrote or you just can't fathom that anybody would define it differently. Either way, you're wrong.



you are right...there is no universal definition for professionalism as whats deemed as acting professional changes with every job however; when you bring your personal life to work....IMO....thats not being professional, regardless of what type of job you do.


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