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If I live 4 hours away from the office, I don't need to show up at all and still get paid for 8 hours?
by ejb999 4y ago
If I live 4 hours away from the office, I don't need to show up at all and still get paid for 8 hours?
- taeric 4y agoI mean, if you go many days without actually producing anything, then presumably you will be let go from the company. This is already a de facto advantage for people that are closer. Lack of commute often means lack of stress, which leads to more productivity, which leads to promotion. Clearly none of it is guaranteed, but that general markov chain works surprisingly well. If the company can't pay enough for you to live close, that is already a drain on the company. Whether they realize it or not.
- coreyp_1 4y agoYes. This. :)
- sekh60 4y agoNo, you have to swipe your timecard at the office when you arrive and then get going on your commute back home.
- adversaryIdiot 4y agoknowing upper management, theyd be happy with this