How many people fall below the 3 days in the office metric?
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if you are senior management you don’t have to go in you can ghost around - just as long as the little minions waste their time going into the office to “collaborate” with colleagues who are so burned out they don’t talk let alone collaborate
@eb It would be nice if everyone at the same company was required to follow the same rules for performance, but it’s not the case.
Don't get me started on the morning way how HR calculates "3 days per week". No, seriously, if you want a good laugh, look it up, or even better - ask them
Editorial only has to go in 1 day per week
@bv ironically the one that HR provisioned is much worse than the unofficial one made by amateurs
I always hit. I've been using the calculator they made, and just go in a bunch early in the month until I hit my 3 day average and then stay home rest of the month. Typically don't stay long, either.
I had fallen short 2 months in a row and got an email from my manager - which I thought was a little ridiculous since I was close to hitting the requirement both months, and I know others who haven't made much of an effort. Either way I've made sure not to fall below 3 since, don't need a target on my back.