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Leave 4 minutes earlier. That way, when they come around to your desk, they realise that you have packed up for the day. Job done. HTH.
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It is because you're desperate to go home. Thus they can get the answers to their questions, without having to talk to you for any longer than absolutely necessary.
hth
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As you are too nice to them!
I leave 15:30 EVERY day. Anyone who disturbs me after 3pm regrets it in a very public way. They soon learn.
My favourite is "what sort of c**t asks that sort of a question". very loudly.
HTH
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Because they're knobheads.Originally posted by bellymonster View PostThat knobheads always come and bother me with urgent work 3 minutes before I'm due to leave for the day?
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That knobheads always come and bother me with urgent work 3 minutes before I'm due to leave for the day?
Would it be too much to ask to plan ahead by an hour or so!Tags: None
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