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I've seen in some companies I've worked with that it is seen as more positive if you arrive a few minutes before start time (or before everyone else), even if y
by GFischer 17y ago
I've seen in some companies I've worked with that it is seen as more positive if you arrive a few minutes before start time (or before everyone else), even if you do nothing at the time, than to arrive slightly late but stay and do some productive (unpaid) overtime (yes, I'm the kind that likes to sleep until the last possible minute - I wish I didn't have to be at my desk by 8:30 AM sharp but I do).
Edit: and yes I sometimes have to stay late because I got distracted by HN or Slashdot or whatever... I guess I should use the noprocrastinate option :P