Or you could, you know, LEAVE HOME ON TIME TO AVOID BEING LATE?!? And while I am sad to read about someone dying, it’s not like they died at their desk, doing overtime for free. They died speeding to avoid a write-up for being late a third time which means that they knew that they should have left earlier.
And don’t diss companies for immediately starting to hire new people or promoting people to the newly opened position. That way they avoid overworking their staff and I’m sorry, but if my company told me that they won’t hire someone because they’re in mourning while I can’t remember my name at the end of the day because I had to stack someone else’s work on top of mine, you can bet your ass I’d throw a fit.
Proper time management saves your life, your job, and your way of living.
No, don’t become one with the desk and die there but also do your bloody best and leave home on time out of respect for your coworkers and for the other people in traffic because I’m pretty sure the person who was following the traffic laws has been permanently traumatized.
No, your boss doesn’t have to be understanding if you are constantly being late and they already talked to you about this. If you have shit going on in your life, talk to your boss and see if both of you can find a way to make things easier as it’s a hassle to retrain someone on your position even if you are replaceable.
If they say they don’t care, talk to your coworkers and maybe find a way around that. If they can’t, talk to HR and see if they can offer a solution. If that doesn’t work, start looking for a new job, don’t endanger your life and the mental health of those around you.
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