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It does not answer the question he asks but if he’s as good as he says, he can just refuse to log his hours.
by nerbert 5y ago
It does not answer the question he asks but if he’s as good as he says, he can just refuse to log his hours.
- misterremote 5y agoBut I can't. I mean... okay I can. I can just say: "no, I don't track my time for you. this is who I am and I just don't track time." And then they ask: "why?". What should I say then? :| Well, there are a few real reasons why I don't want to track my time: 1. I just don't like to track time. I know that I'm good at what I do and can finish tasks very quickly. I guess it's a bit like my ego thing I admit. I somehow hate when people measure my every minute... 2. Some days I work very little. Just a few hours maybe. But I do everything that's asked of me. It's just I can finish the necessary things really quickly. And I don't want them to know that. Because then they say: "you are working only 2h per day and you should be working 8h per day".
- p1esk 5y agoThere are plenty of better startups in US who would want to hire you.