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There will be plenty of this, and occasionally sub in "that's unprofessional". Requesting to work from home will be unprofessional. Taking PTO will be unprofess
by PascLeRasc 6y ago
There will be plenty of this, and occasionally sub in "that's unprofessional". Requesting to work from home will be unprofessional. Taking PTO will be unprofessional. Coming in at 9:02am will be unprofessional. Requesting the 1-year raise that's in your signed employment agreement will be unprofessional.
- lunias 6y agoI've had this exact argument: Me: "I'm going to be working from home tomorrow." Them: "What? First I'm hearing of this. We need everyone here tomorrow." Me: "I'm confident that I can do the work from home. I have an obligation that I can't go back on. It's been on my calendar as well." Them: "Not acceptable." Me: "Alright. I'm taking PTO tomorrow." Them: very mad "Fine. Work from home if you can." Ended up winning this one pretty easily considering there were no expectations / limits set on work from home. The just enforced no-work-from-home against people ad hoc.