Welcome to my world...Leaving office after 7pm, arriving at office before 7am, FTS. Arbeit macht Frei?
I knew he would figure out how to transmit viruses via TCP/IP.thanks TOSHI.
ok taxes are finished. it'll need to be a small death star....I'm going to build my own Death Star.
#goals
I sympathize. Day 7 and I'm not fully back to speed.Goddamn, I have the flu.
The White House said that'd be rather spendy.I'm going to build my own Death Star.
#goals
I'm going to build my own Death Star.
#goals
Mornin!
Yep. Would you look at that? Just look at it!
This "on time" you speak of sounds annoying.Here. Up until 12 working on the basement. Alarm didn't go off, so I woke up at 6:45. I need to leave by 6:52 to make it to work on time. Tired. Butt dialed Nick; he's building a death star or a deck. I'm not sure but either will be nice.
This "on time" you speak of sounds annoying.
My schedule is 7ish to 4ish, and I take lunch around 11ish, unless I get here at 8:30, or decided to leave at 3:30, or WFH after lunch. But I am generally around somewhere between 9-3, or "core hours".
We are internal sales*. Phone lines open at 7:30 and I need to be here by then.This "on time" you speak of sounds annoying.
The way it works here, I "bill" my hours even though I am salary. So if I work overtime (over 40 hours) I log that in my weekly time sheet. Each project has a bucket of hours as part of the budget. There are non-project misc. type hours, training hours, PTO, sick time, blah, blah, blah. If I log under 40 hours, I get in trouble, if I log more than 40 hours, my paycheck in unaffected.
No set hours for me either. 8-9ish to 4-6ish. I don't have to clock in or record hours, either.
Sadly, no WFH allowed....yet. The automotive industry, at least around here, is pretty old school in that regards. And when shit hits the fan, they freak out when someone isn't on premise.
What is this "phone" you speak of?We are internal sales*. Phone lines open at 7:30 and I need to be here by then.
Do a search for fire stores. The carry wildland tools. There is usually one or two in each cityHas anyone seen a Mcleod in stores? Or if I want one am I destined to buy one online?
when i started my current job, people still had to log hours. i said LOLZ. they asked me why i wasn't doing it. i was one of the first employees hired after the JnJ acquisition, so i started off under their hr / benefits / payroll. system. i explained to them i'm salaried, there's no point to logging hours. they didn't get it.The way it works here, I "bill" my hours even though I am salary. So if I work overtime (over 40 hours) I log that in my weekly time sheet. Each project has a bucket of hours as part of the budget. There are non-project misc. type hours, training hours, PTO, sick time, blah, blah, blah. If I log under 40 hours, I get in trouble, if I log more than 40 hours, my paycheck in unaffected.
But supposedly the entire time I am here I am either working on a project, or doing "maintenance tasks".
That thing you use to talk with people. You probably plug them in for the income generators at work.What is this "phone" you speak of?
I just remembered what weekend it is! I know what I'm doing for the next 24 Hours!
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Vroom Vroom.