Show & Tell Day At Work Day

Show & Tell Day At Work Day

Remember back in school when it was your turn for Show & Tell? You got to bring in your pet, your baby brother, or a medal you’d won and be the proud centre of attention for a few moments. Such fun should not have to end once you are grown up! Why not make the most of Show & Tell At Work Day, and celebrate what areas of life make you unique with the rest of the group?

Whether it’s a hobby, something you’ve made or won, bring it in to work on Show & Tell Day and get to know your colleagues a little better as everyone shares like a child again for a few moments. A bit of fun to break up the normal routine is always appreciated, and you never know what sort of interesting discoveries you might make about your workmates and what they get up to in their spare time!

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