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Did you get an antibody or were you prompted to work more hours?
In your culture, is the overtime expected even if there's no real need?
That is, are they just looking for a presence in the building between
certain hours?
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From: Dana Worley [mailto:dana -at- campbellsci -dot- com]
It's my "personnel evaluation" time, and my boss and I had a
discussion about hours worked yesterday. I generally work a couple
of hours of OT a week. I will put in more hours if there is a deadline
or if I have a lot of projects going on simultaneously, but generally,
I'm a 42-hourer.
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