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Honestly, it's nobody's business. You're an employee, not a robot. We all have stuff that bleeds into our work time, the same way that work bleeds into our personal time sometimes. I wouldn't worry about it, unless it's significantly impacting your ability to do your job.
Rising Star
Yeah you're right. As long as the job’s getting done, there’s no need to feel guilty about taking a little time for something as big as a wedding.
As long as you are doing your job and meeting your expectations, I wouldn't worry about it! Congratulations!
Rising Star
Thank you!
I personally would try to limit the non-work-related communications for your lunch hour if at all possible. I know firsthand how extensive wedding planning gets, but you don't want to get caught doing it and risk your job or credibility. Obviously, you know your work atmosphere better than we do but just use good judgement. Congrats btw!
Rising Star
Thank you! That’s great advice - I’ll try to keep most of it to lunch breaks and be mindful of the timing. The tricky part is that some places don’t take calls during lunch either, which can be frustrating. But I definitely want to stay respectful of work while juggling everything.
Honestly, do what works for you! As long as it's not interfering with your work and you're still hitting your goals, there’s no reason not to take the time you need for personal stuff like wedding planning. Life happens! At the end of the day, it’s your life, and as long as your performance doesn’t drop, you should be fine to take care of your personal needs!
Rising Star
Totally agree - life doesn’t stop just because we’re working!
I would. I'd try to keep everything outside of working hours if at all possible. I know that wedding planning can be all-consuming, but I doubt my boss (or yours) would be okay with me leaving my desk to give my wedding planner a call.
Rising Star
That's a fair point!
I personally would keep it to myself if I were you! Best to keep work and personal life separate. If you are doing your job and getting the work done then there’s nothing to have to explain :)
Rising Star
That makes sense. If the work’s getting done, there’s probably no need to bring it up. Thank you!
No need to mention it, just do what you need to as long as it doesn’t impact your woke
Hire a Wedding Planner!