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Tactical Lateness
Bald Bloke Started conversation Mar 13, 2014
I always had the same problem, living 10 minutes walk from my main office.
Fortunately it also works the other way as well. as I was never in a rush to leave in the evening.
So when someone had a dig about time keeping, I could always comment that I hadn't noticed them around the office at the time I went home 
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Superfrenchie Posted Mar 13, 2014
Absolutely, it also means I'm in the office when it's nice and quiet and deserted.
... Until the cleaning ladies kick me out. 
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Bald Bloke Posted Mar 13, 2014
Later when I was a boss, I used the rule, anyone who comes in after me is late...
Of course these days...
Now I've taken early retirement...
I'm up at the crack of lunchtime.
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minorvogonpoet Posted Mar 13, 2014
When I used to commute to Central London from Sussex (a distance of 40 odd miles) I discovered that it took colleagues who lived much closer just as long to get to work.
Because my journey was one straightforward train trip, whereas theirs' involved tubes and buses and lots of waiting for connections. 
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