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You don't have set hours. In my experience (as a software engineer) most companies take a hybrid approach, where they define a few core hours a day when you ar
by gizmo686 9y ago
You don't have set hours.
In my experience (as a software engineer) most companies take a hybrid approach, where they define a few core hours a day when you are supposed to be working (to assure that everyone is in at the same time for at least part of the day), but let you decide when to put in the majority of your hours.
- walshemj 9y agoWhich is the basis of all salaried jobs ie you don't have fixed hours of work
- jiveturkey 9y agomy guess is most (by far) salaried jobs are not flex time. certainly flex hours is not the basis of all salaried jobs. to pick a job at random: teachers are salaried. they certainly have fixed working hours.
- walshemj 9y agoThat's picking a rather specialised nich career which doesn't prove the point.
- toddBarkus 9y agoA salaried structure is not the same thing as unset hours. This is a pretty standard misconception of people new to the workforce.
- walshemj 9y agoIt is in the UK and my last contract it explicity said "no fixed hours of work". You can't be unprofessional about it and take the piss an not get sacked for cause but you cant micro mange and try and fire some one for being 5 mins late.