Client not flexible with hours

[barrydidit]

Good to see the pimp's 7 years at medical school weren't entirely wasted then

[Old Greg]

FTFY



+1 Email or text is usually my method, also. I have never had any issues using it either.

Phone if not in when planned. SMS if going to be 'late' (whatever that means).

[northernladuk]

Phone if not in when planned. SMS if going to be 'late' (whatever that means).

SMS? Who calls it SMS nowadays? Get with it grandad.

[Old Greg]

SMS? Who calls it SMS nowadays?

Why don't you ask your accountant?

[northernladuk]

Why don't you ask your accountant?

I'll SMS them right now

[Old Greg]

I'll SMS them right now

Why not just Snapchat them a photo of your face and see if they can use video analytics to work out what you're confused about this time?

[northernladuk]

Why not just Snapchat them a photo of your face and see if they can use video analytics to work out what you're confused about this time?

What's Snap chat??

[Old Greg]

What's Snap chat??

Why don't you ask your accountant?

[SueEllen]

In this case, everyone around me had it including the bonehead of a dev manager. He had 2 days off too.

Another gem came from the agent at Hays - you shouldn't cycle to work as it puts you at risk of these kinds of infections and hence in a position where you will inconvenience the client. He was being serious.

There's more but I really want to forget the whole sorry affair and move on...

Brilliant.

When he drops dead in a few years you know why.

[MrMarkyMark]

Phone if not in when planned. SMS if going to be 'late' (whatever that means).

Obviously can vary depending on your relationship with the client. Everyone gets treated differently where I am, trust and delivery stands for a lot.