The executive laughed over Grandma, oohed over the lovely Christmas lights of the fireplace scene, and spent far too long looking for all of the details of Home Alone. Finally, floor four was chastised as being fuddy-duddies bringing down the fun and ignored. The executives sent out emails and tried to encourage them, but no such luck. A third made a Christmas tree of tin cans and other goods they’d be donating afterward.įloor Four did not participate. Another had a diorama of the Home Alone house. One had a crime scene set up where Grandma had been run over by a reindeer. They had a great time working together, or when someone had the idea of playfully stealing the tinsel from another floor, against each other. Of the six floors, five jumped into the idea immediately.
The upper executive would judge who had the best Christmas decorations. They set up a section on each floor (most each business group was together on one floor) to decorate with a Christmas scene and declared that each floor would be competing with each other. In an effort to boost morale, my workplace decided to host a competition around Christmas.
