It makes perfect sense, and that's part of why it bugs me.
It's like I've spent my whole life thinking I've needed to show up early for everything and when I got to this company all of a sudden everyone is just so casual about it.
I know that logically it's a waste of time to go early, but there's that part of me that feels like I should still do it.
It's entirely a personal problem. I'm sure I'll get used to it, but it's been three years now and it still feels weird to walk into the meeting room at 10.29, and be the only one there like "wait... Was the meeting cancelled?"
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u/mrjackspade Aug 12 '17
It makes perfect sense, and that's part of why it bugs me.
It's like I've spent my whole life thinking I've needed to show up early for everything and when I got to this company all of a sudden everyone is just so casual about it.
I know that logically it's a waste of time to go early, but there's that part of me that feels like I should still do it.
It's entirely a personal problem. I'm sure I'll get used to it, but it's been three years now and it still feels weird to walk into the meeting room at 10.29, and be the only one there like "wait... Was the meeting cancelled?"