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to you Steve. What time are YOUR earliest metngeis?(And when you are dealing with offices in Europe, 8am metngeis are NOT uncommon ..)Steve: I try not to schedule metngeis before 9:30 am. This has the benefit that people get in at staggered hours (we're an IT shop and many people work until 5 or later to provide coverage), and it also allows us to deal with any start of day crises before plunging directly into metngeis.Also, I tend to work later in the day than earlier, and since I'm a manager, my preferences win!Lest you think I'm taking it easy, I'm usually online at home reading emails around 7. At least until the end of March when I retire.
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(VISITOR) AUTHOR'S NAME
Rafael
MESSAGE TIMESTAMP
17 december 2014, 03:46:22
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