• mat dave@lemmy.ml
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    2 hours ago

    I’ve always told my daughter to never show up on time because it sets a bad precedent. No one cars if the person whose always late is late. Everyone freaks if the person whose always on time is late.

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    8 hours ago

    Is this post serious or just making shit up? Ive never heard anyone claim that 10 minutes late is on time. Late and on time are mutually exclusive words. Whether your work punishes it or not is a different question, im permitted to be 5 minutes late and it counts as on time for example.

    This seems more like a post designed to piss people off and make them fight over a position noone had before reading it.

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      6 hours ago

      Yes it is very weird. When I worked IT, there was a period where I was often 10m late in the morning, we had Flex hours so I didn’t think too much of it, my hours were 40+ every week anyhow.

      It was noticed and I was politely asked to make sure I’m on location at 8 since others might have issues when starting their computers. My bad, I’ll do better. And that was that

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    10 hours ago

    You ever ran late to a college class because you had to stay longer than scheduled at your shitty retail job to cover your perpetually late coworker who was supposed to relieve you?

    Sometimes running 10 minutes late is no big deal, but sometimes it is. It becomes a problem the moment it causes someone else problems.

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      10 hours ago

      And if this is the case for a business they should plan for it because people will be late. Pretty easy to overlap schedules and be prepared - but that costs money. So obviously we can’t do that because the shareholders are the only thing that matters.

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        The lack of overlap is its own problem but if you know there isn’t an overlap (from looking at the schedule) and you have even the most basic respect for your coworker then you will be at work at the time of shift change. Especially for shitty jobs people work in college you being 10 minutes late means you get paid less money so it’s not like the scummy employer is hurting the only person you hurt is your fellow proletariat coworker

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        9 hours ago

        Yes, the business is responsible for their poor decisions jus the same as the tardy employee is, one does not absolve the other.

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    11 hours ago

    10 mins late to an office job where they get their 10m back, AOK.

    10 mins late to cashier/sales gig where you’re relieving someone else, not great.

    10 mins late to a meeting is bad

    10 mins late to class is bad.

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      6 hours ago

      10 minutes late when you work in a hospital setting could mean I will be staying another hour to finish up what should have been the late worker’s responsibility

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    13 hours ago

    Really depends what you are 10 minutes late for. A meeting with other participants, ok if your role is to sit and listen. Not OK if people are waiting for you to start. It’s not OK to be late to relieve a co worker either

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    12 hours ago

    I just have unmedicated adhd and poor time management, i’m 10 minutes late for everything, i’ll be late to my own funeral, I’m a millenial or whatever

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      8 hours ago

      “OOOOOooOOOOoO but I’d be a great hunter if we lived in huts Linda. I would be so alert Linda. I could see the patterns and get hyper focused on leaves and colors but no We’re stuck being wage slaves forced to live by timings set by normies instead of appreciating my talents if we lived with nothing.” - People with ADHD

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        12 hours ago

        Not every job needs someone to cover. My work is about deadlines. As long as I meet them, I can work whenever and wherever I want aside from meetings and work events.

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          10 hours ago

          If your lateness doesn’t impact anyone that’s unlikely to be a problem BUT given Gen Z’s age range it is unlikely they aren’t mostly in shift work.

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        13 hours ago

        One thing I noticed about the younger generations is that they give zero fucks about their colleagues.

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          12 hours ago

          weird, I’m increasingly noticing that about older generations as we hire more older people at work

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            11 hours ago

            An example of which would be a manager who pressures an employee to keep working because the employee who is taking over their job isn’t there yet and then acts as if they aren’t the one making it the other employee’s problem and it’s entirely the fault of the late one.

            The world won’t end if that cash register is idle for a few mins. Hell, a manager should know how to run that register if it really is such a such a huge deal to have slower throughput for a bit.

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              Sometimes we all have work that requires others to show up on time. Sometimes I could hop on a registers but other times I can’t.

              REGARDLESS, all of the problems start with the inconsiderate person who chronically cones in late. Blaming the cause of the problem is typically appropriate. There’s no exception in this case.

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                10 hours ago

                I’m talking specifically about the “if you’re late it’s because you don’t care about the person you’re relieving” part.

                It would be like telling your staff “sorry but we had to cut everyone’s pay a bit because one of you were caught taking money from the register”.

                These people are already working for pennies on the dollar of the value the work they do makes the corp. Even with the lates and almost all of the other screwups.

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                  10 hours ago

                  If you are chronically late you don’t particularly cate about the impact that has on others. Sorry but being selfish is something people will judge you for as an adult.

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    Okay kids, this is what we call, micro management leading to a hostile work environment.

    I don’t think I’ve worked for a company that gave a shit if I was 10 minutes late.

    One company had a time clock that only kept time records to one decimal place of an hour. The clock literally couldn’t differentiate between someone clocking in 5 minutes early, or 5 minutes late.

    Anyone who cares about how trivially late you are, isn’t someone worthy of your labor.

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      14 hours ago

      That entirely depends on the job. I worked retail management for a store that had a lot if single parents that had two jobs. I’d cut them slack if they were late getting from one job to another. Im a lot less inclined to tolerate lateness when someone doesn’t have other responsibilities. When their lateness forces others to stay late to cover them it is a problem.

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        13 hours ago

        I’m all for tolerance but why should the circumstances of the individual matter? A single non-parent might have just as good a reason for being late.

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        Why stay late? Just leave. You’re not getting OT.

        Company’s shit is company’s shit. End of shift ut stops being your problem.

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          If you are salaried you can’t “just leave”. If you are hourly you can but you might want to be seen as the person willing to help out when needed because that dies get reciprocated presuming your managers are normal human beings.

          At this place part timers were getting full benefits so most would be willing to help because only a fool would give up that job.

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      It depends on the job. Sometimes coverage matters, sometimes specific times really matter for outcomes.