Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work - Suggested Interview Questions

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Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work

Suggested Interview Questions

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What is the purpose of Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work Day?
How has the program evolved since its inception?
What is this year’s theme, and what does it mean?
Is each year different from the last? What’s new for this year?
How can taking kids to work help reduce high-school dropout rates?
What are some things employers can do to celebrate Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work Day?
How are lessons learned "on the job" reflected in the classroom?
How can parents teach their children about the working world the rest of the year, not just on Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work Day?
We often see portrayals of Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work Day in the media, on sitcoms, etc. How accurately is the program represented?
What’s the most important message to take away from Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work Day?
What are some examples of activities that employers participating in Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work Day can use?
How do program alumni feel about their experiences as children in the workplace?
Do you have stories of people who've gone on to celebrate the program with their own children?
Some companies are considering eliminating Take Our Daughters And Sons To Work Day this year due to financial constraints. What are the benefits of this program for the workplace, and how can employers minimize costs?
How does it benefit children to see their parents and mentors in the workplace?

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