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TheHappyEmployee, CH

I'm an HR Professional interested in ROWE because I like new and interesting things. And the crazier the merrier...

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Top Post By thehappyemployee (1 thumbs up):

Here's something I experienced myself:

I once worked until 10 pm to get something done and my boss told me to leave the next day at 4:30 pm.

He had the best of intentions and I don't hold it against him. But I still felt treated like a child. I mean, if I'm flexible enough to stay until 10 pm, then he should be flexible enough to let me go home the next day (or at least on Friday) whenever I want, and as long as the job gets done.

Did anybody make similar experiences?

- from the topic: When your boss allows you to leave early

Recent Posts by thehappyemployee:

When your boss allows you to leave early

April 30, 2008 by thehappyemployee

Here's something I experienced myself:

I once worked until 10 pm to get something done and my boss told me to leave the next day at 4:30 pm.

He had the best of intentions and I don't hold it against him. But I still felt treated like a child. I mean, if I'm flexible enough to stay until 10 pm, then he should be flexible enough to let me go home the next day (or at least on Friday) whenever I want, and as long as the job gets done.

Did anybody make similar experiences?

ROWE doesn't work with retail or call centers

April 30, 2008 by thehappyemployee

Let's get the discussions rolling, shall we ;-)

I pretend that ROWE will never work in a retail or call center environment. The idea of ROWE is that "you can do whatever you want whenever you want, as long as the work gets done."

If a store says they're open from 8 am, I want to get service at 8 am and don't care if the employees felt like being somewhere else. And if a call center says I can call until 11 pm, then I don't care if the employees felt like working some other time.

Therefore, ROWE doesn't work for retail and call centers.

And now please tell me why I'm wrong!