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Advise I've been given is that you want visibility. You want to appear to at work.
My standups are at 11:45 so that is when I try to be in the office XD
Though TBH I think leads and managers just expect everyone is like them and should abide by their schedules.
It's funny because my co-workers with insomnia just choose to work from home some days rather than show up to work late because of their stupid need for everyone to be 'on-time' -
I find it fucking annoying if I can't count on people being in office on set times.
If you've got kids or something that you need to drop off, that's fine. Otherwise just be in office at the set times.
I lost track of how many times I needed people after 2 hours at work and they still needed to come in, while the day before they got in before me. Though leaving early is just as shitty. -
@Lucky-Loek why should they follow your time-line? I mean I'm fine but then don't say that you have flexible timings... And when you don't have flexible timings I don't give a shit after the timing ends, I don't care if build is broken, if there's a bug, or if release gets delayed... I just don't give a shit.
when your code is a mess but everything work out in the end
When you keep getting +1s on a rant you posted a month ago.
Go big or go home.
Why are companies so biased against employees those who come late and work late as compared to those who come early and leave early?
Why is it okay to leave early but not so much to come late instead?
After some of us ignored repeated warnings, we've been told that anyone come after 10:30am will be marked half day absent.
So, if they do so, I'll sit there in office playing Fifa or Table Tennis, and not work until the second half starts xD
The reason for such biasness is that the daily stand-up is at 10:30, even though more people wanted it to be after 11. They even took a vote. And yet it was ignored (funnily initially more ppl voted for 11 initially and somehow some of the votes changed for in favor of 10am... Now slowly, because half the team wouldn't be on time, it's shifted to 10:30am.
And funnily, I'm already serving notice period in this company.
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