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Almost ever day I am the first one at office in the early morning. Other devs arrive at least one or two hours later. I don't mind. I just want to have a bit of sun left, when I go.

But why the heck...everytime I go, one of those other fucktards (which I normally really like), mumbles something like "you go this early today?"

Yes I do you dipshit!! You could arrive earlier, too!

And then, those late birds get credit for staying longest!!!

I mean, sure... If you start to work at 11pm, you have to stay long...

Meeeeh

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  • 8
    I feel you, I live 1h30 from work, so I stick to reasonable hours (9~9:40 to 17:30~18:30). But my colleagues are all workaholic, so I'm almost always first to leave (though average as far as arrival time goes). They're all nice and probably don't think much of it, but it still feels really weird to me, even though I keep telling myself they're all senior with twice my salary (at least) so it's ok.
  • 6
    make sure your leader and HR know when you checked in and checked out.

    I'm not a fan of calculating someone's performance by total working hours. But I hate it more when those late stayers got wrong acknowledgement.
  • 1
    Same here the only difference is I come early and stay my 8 h to finish my tickets the come one hour late and leave one hour early.
    They are seniors and im junior, the only frustrating thing is every time I ask them something(related with the field) they give the most vague answers I ever heard.
  • 1
    I just started a new job and i made the same deal with my boss. So i meet 6.30am and then i can leave 2.30pm which is just perfect for me. I dont get any hate from my colleges though, but it feels weird leaving 2.5 hours before everyone else.
  • 2
    Why is that even a competition...?
    "Look, Im the best at letting the company exploit me!"

    I'm out of there the moment my 8 hours are over.
  • 0
    @HelloItsMe I sense a hint of defeat.
  • 1
    Fuck it---come in hour later than anyone but leave 15 minutes after they do.
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