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Mornings are spent dealing with meetings and support effort, also raising a kid.
Night time, I do a lot of the heavy lifting work.
With an agreed flexible schedule, I'm literally available for questions 20 hours a day for 6 days a week (not including Sunday)
I give the effective 40 hours of work a week, but during busy time I can push an average of 60-80 hours to meet deadlines.
If it reaches 90 hours, that means the marketing team is promising gold-pressed latinums while the warehouse only has sand
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Attend meetings, answer emails, etc. I’m still present and available, but I’ll wait until my brain kicks into gear to get to work on hard projects.
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All of that plus an occasional workout or even short nap mid day (put teams on loud, everything else silent) in case someone ponga me.
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There are so many reasons someone might be away from their desk for 20 mins. Also people help their kids with school, walk their dogs, mentor people over the phone/not on teams. Unless your naps are hours long I wouldn’t think twice about jt
Meds during the day. Get work done during the day and have fun at night! Nope-not being micromanaged, I’d quit.