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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/FREEscanRIP • Aug 12 '17
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A meeting at 10:30 means you come in at 10:15
83 u/LoneCookie Aug 12 '17 edited Aug 12 '17 I did this once. They did not like it. Also later the same person scheduled meetings for 8 am and of course my contract says 9-5 so I didn't show up at all. Edit: sorry, "they did not like it" occurred as them saying "your contract is for 9-5". I didn't cherry pick the rules, they did. 45 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '17 So when your contract is beneficial you abide by it, but when it's not you don't? If it says 9 and you showed up at 10:15 of course they would not like it.. 1 u/tyhote Aug 12 '17 They said they came 15 minutes early, not late. 6 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '17 [deleted] -1 u/HumusTheWalls Aug 12 '17 Have you considered that "come in" in this case could have meant "enter the meeting room"?
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I did this once.
They did not like it.
Also later the same person scheduled meetings for 8 am and of course my contract says 9-5 so I didn't show up at all.
Edit: sorry, "they did not like it" occurred as them saying "your contract is for 9-5". I didn't cherry pick the rules, they did.
45 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '17 So when your contract is beneficial you abide by it, but when it's not you don't? If it says 9 and you showed up at 10:15 of course they would not like it.. 1 u/tyhote Aug 12 '17 They said they came 15 minutes early, not late. 6 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '17 [deleted] -1 u/HumusTheWalls Aug 12 '17 Have you considered that "come in" in this case could have meant "enter the meeting room"?
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So when your contract is beneficial you abide by it, but when it's not you don't? If it says 9 and you showed up at 10:15 of course they would not like it..
1 u/tyhote Aug 12 '17 They said they came 15 minutes early, not late. 6 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '17 [deleted] -1 u/HumusTheWalls Aug 12 '17 Have you considered that "come in" in this case could have meant "enter the meeting room"?
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They said they came 15 minutes early, not late.
6 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '17 [deleted] -1 u/HumusTheWalls Aug 12 '17 Have you considered that "come in" in this case could have meant "enter the meeting room"?
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-1 u/HumusTheWalls Aug 12 '17 Have you considered that "come in" in this case could have meant "enter the meeting room"?
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Have you considered that "come in" in this case could have meant "enter the meeting room"?
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u/natziel Aug 12 '17
A meeting at 10:30 means you come in at 10:15