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there are arguments for/against. it's nice that a work event during normal work hours doesn't cut into my free time, but it does cut into the block of time that
by leetcrew 6y ago
there are arguments for/against. it's nice that a work event during normal work hours doesn't cut into my free time, but it does cut into the block of time that I've already set aside to, you know, get my actual work done. I generally don't attend optional events scheduled during work hours unless I think attending will directly contribute to the work I am responsible for. "virtual happy hour" doesn't meet that criteria. on the other hand, I might hang out in a zoom call after hours if I don't have evening plans already.
- jeromegv 6y agoThe amount of work you are expected to complete should just not be as high if you have a work event during working hours.
- abcdjdjd 6y agoIf a company can't find time during the day to make time for these meetings, don't expect workers to cut time into there personal lives for these meetings either.