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Actually this is something that I've ran into with my girlfriend. We both work in multinationals that have offices close to each other so we leave and come toge
by savramescu 15y ago
Actually this is something that I've ran into with my girlfriend.
We both work in multinationals that have offices close to each other so we leave and come together.
Her boss is in another country and doesn't enforce a starting hour for her schedule. But I'm having trouble convincing her to start earlier (I want 8 AM) in order to leave at 5 PM. Her reason: she doesn't want that the other girls in her department (Recruitment) mistakenly consider her a slacker behind her back. She thinks that sometime down the road, when asked, somebody will answer that she doesn't work hard enough because she's leaving earlier than 6 PM without mentioning that she's coming in earlier.
- peacemaker 15y agoI hit exactly the same problem in an old job I had. We had flexi-time and most people would work 10am - 6pm or so yet I decided to work 7am - 3pm. The same hours, the same amount of work but you should see peoples faces when you walk out the office at 3pm...
- bahadden 15y agoMy experience is the opposite. Our department recently changed flexi-time start from 7am to 6:30am, leading to moaning in other departments where they want the same (mainly because the car park is full by 7am).