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On April 28, AOL celebrated National Take Your Child to Work Day in a big way to show kids that work is not just a mythical place where people in suits type on computers all day (OK, so maybe it is that type of place).
We unleashed 7-year-old reporter Aiden on AOL's New York City offices, where he asked kids who accompanied their parents to work that day how they imagine their parents spend time at the office, and, more importantly, how much cash they think their folks are raking in. Hint: If you make more than $200 a year, you're doing pretty well!
We unleashed 7-year-old reporter Aiden on AOL's New York City offices, where he asked kids who accompanied their parents to work that day how they imagine their parents spend time at the office, and, more importantly, how much cash they think their folks are raking in. Hint: If you make more than $200 a year, you're doing pretty well!
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5-02-2011 @ 11:15AM
SomeOfUsHave2Work4Real said...Wasted a whole camera crew for that. Looks like A O L employees get paid to have a pretty posh life while the rest of us actually have to work for our paychecks. It's the rest of us that obviously appreciate HTtp://bIt.Ly/dailysample and the practical ideas and freebies they offer since some of us still live paycheck to paycheck out here in the real world.
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