Phil Collins Singer and drummer Not Dead Yet T-Shirt

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I, the Phil Collins Singer and drummer Not Dead Yet T-Shirt in other words I will buy this millennial, work 10-6 or 930-530. The zoomer and boomers that work for me want to work 8-4 so I let them; provided their work gets done. At 400 the work is done, I am happy, and they go home. It works well for everyone. My office has this open start and end time, but then I went full remote. I still get to pick my hours but bc of the time difference I do work 7-3 which is their 8-4. Before I went remote, I did a 730ish-330ish. Honestly, no one did or even now complains or comments on it. I do most of the scheduling for the meetings I’m in, make my hours available on slack and on my email calendar, and get my work done. I can honestly say it’s amazing. Even while in office no one had complaints about my work or if I was working enough. My previous company was “open” like yours where really management picked their hours and every one was expected to follow their lead as to appear working and busy while they watched. Where I work there are 9-6 people and free schedule people depending on the role, everyone gets 1 hour lunch break any time they see fit, but we have some rules in the office: no meetings before 9:30, between 1-2pm or after 4:30pm, all meetings must finish at 5pm at the latest.

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Some of the Phil Collins Singer and drummer Not Dead Yet T-Shirt in other words I will buy this people who work for me start at 5:00. I usually come in around 6, and at my company I’m one of the last ones in. It’s insane I work an office job and spent the past few years trying to work 7-3 or 6-2 because that’s what everyone seems to do. Recently gave up and changed to 9-5 and have never felt better. I have time in the morning to chill and eat and drink coffee and annoy my dogs and my husband, and I’m done in time to start dinner. Best decision I ever made. We are hybrid so my office commute is also smoother because most people are already at the office. Luckily my boss and team are super flexible because our work is self directed. I get that a lot of people seem to prefer earlier schedules because of childcare, but it definitely shouldn’t be the norm. I was told ‘we’re super flexible’ ‘choose your hours!’ Then told, oh you have ONE person in your team in the US so you have to start at least at 8am to have crossover. For 20 years, I worked west coast “stock market hours”. In by 6.15 AM (15 mins before the market opens) and out by 1.30 PM (30 mins after the market closes). The quality of life after work was incredible. Just say if everyone starts at 6:30 and leaves at 3 what do our customers in another time zone do when they need help at 4?

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.