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> They also didn't actually completely end flexible working hours, they ... required that they be performed during core hours These are always equivalent in my
by kevinmgranger 5y ago
> They also didn't actually completely end flexible working hours, they ... required that they be performed during core hours
These are always equivalent in my experience. I've never seen a company that didn't use "core hours" to mean some large window centered around the middle of the day.
- heyhey0918 5y agoThis doesn’t, however, make sense because Stitch Fix’s core hours cause entirely too many employees to be on the server at one time. Last week, the server went down at exactly 8 am every single day because it was the first hour stylist were allowed to be on. It also went down for 3 hours on Wednesday. Stitch Fix is not equipped to have this many employees on the server during these core hours. If the server goes down, you are to move your hours or take a pay cut— whether you are part time or full time. This is exactly what stylists saw coming, so they bowed out.