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geekhack Community => Off Topic => Topic started by: noisyturtle on Mon, 08 May 2017, 14:18:02
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How many sick/personal days do you take off of work? How many of those are you actually sick? What would you consider too much PTO?
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25%-30% is reasonable..
If you got a doctor's note, 100% is fine..
If your HR person is an older age 35+ female, it's all fine as long as your facial features are neonatal.. if you're ugly, forget about it..
If the HR person who handles your case is a guy, It's going to be no-nonsense.. don't go over 25-30% period..
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I take a personal day once a month. I don't get sick very often, but sometimes I just don't feel like going into work. I take it off so I can mentally recharge.
I think anything more than one day a month is stretching it into 'too much' territory.
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We don't get sick or personal days. I've never missed a scheduled day of work in over 7 years.
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I take a personal day once a month. I don't get sick very often, but sometimes I just don't feel like going into work. I take it off so I can mentally recharge.
I think anything more than one day a month is stretching it into 'too much' territory.
Become a DBA, work from home.. you never have to see those bastards again.. hahahhahahaa
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We don't get sick or personal days. I've never missed a scheduled day of work in over 7 years.
well,, this is good in terms of mental fortitude..
But remember those postars from WWII about staying home when sick.. because if you didn't stay home, You can cost us a Tank, by spreading disease around...
And we need all the Tanks..
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We don't get sick or personal days. I've never missed a scheduled day of work in over 7 years.
u a robot?
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I've taken 2 sick days at my current employer where I've been for almost 5 1/2 years, and at my previous employer I took 2 or 3 over 8 years, but those were not paid.
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We don't get sick or personal days. I've never missed a scheduled day of work in over 7 years.
u a robot?
No but sometimes it feels like I'm stuck in a loop. :D
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Maybe I'm just lazy. ****in' millenials..
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We don't get sick or personal days. I've never missed a scheduled day of work in over 7 years.
u a robot?
No but sometimes it feels like I'm stuck in a loop. :D
this is by design.. the masters own us.
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I take a couple of personal days a month, so I don't actually use my sick leave unless I'm actually sick. I try to be pretty honest about it because of how flexible they are when I have to duck out early, need to come in late, or take a personal day.
Personal days really, really help me from getting burned out.
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Maybe I'm just lazy. ****in' millenials..
Yeah probably, ****in' kids these days.
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I take a personal day once a month. I don't get sick very often, but sometimes I just don't feel like going into work. I take it off so I can mentally recharge.
I think anything more than one day a month is stretching it into 'too much' territory.
I do the same thing, usually the 3rd Friday every month I take a long weekend. Looking over my sheets it seems a little excessive, but honestly I'd have blown my brains out by now without them.
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I take a personal day once a month. I don't get sick very often, but sometimes I just don't feel like going into work. I take it off so I can mentally recharge.
I think anything more than one day a month is stretching it into 'too much' territory.
I do the same thing, usually the 3rd Friday every month I take a long weekend. Looking over my sheets it seems a little excessive, but honestly I'd have blown my brains out by now without them.
How would you end it .. hahahahahha
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I take a personal day once a month. I don't get sick very often, but sometimes I just don't feel like going into work. I take it off so I can mentally recharge.
I think anything more than one day a month is stretching it into 'too much' territory.
I do the same thing, usually the 3rd Friday every month I take a long weekend. Looking over my sheets it seems a little excessive, but honestly I'd have blown my brains out by now without them.
How would you end it .. hahahahahha
/morbid mode on.
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/morbid mode on.
It's not always a choice for some .. hahahahahahahhaha
In fact, these acts are almost always carried out because of perceived hopelessness.
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I take a personal day once a month. I don't get sick very often, but sometimes I just don't feel like going into work. I take it off so I can mentally recharge.
I think anything more than one day a month is stretching it into 'too much' territory.
I do the same thing, usually the 3rd Friday every month I take a long weekend. Looking over my sheets it seems a little excessive, but honestly I'd have blown my brains out by now without them.
How would you end it .. hahahahahha
I'd probably jump off something really high up. Always been a secret adrenaline fan, I think that last big rush would be a fun way to go.
Drugs are lame because you just drift off and never wake up, you miss your final moments. Cutting is gross and takes too long. And a gun is just to... abrupt and uninspired.
Hanging would do in a pinch as well, although it's not as grand as a big leap.
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I'd probably jump off something really high up. Always been a secret adrenaline fan, I think that last big rush would be a fun way to go.
Drugs are lame because you just drift off and never wake up, you miss your final moments. Cutting is gross and takes too long. And a gun is just to... abrupt and uninspired.
Hanging would do in a pinch as well, although it's not as grand as a big leap.
I would go to the zoo and fight a lion.. Given all the suffering captive animals go through, heck, he gets his chance to eat me.. why not.
Now's ur chance Simba.. bring it..
Rawwwrrrghh.
Holy ****.... omg... i should've jumped... oh jesus.. this is so painful.. Ohhhaaaaaaaaaawwwhhhh... gggaaaaa..
then... Blerrrrgggh.... hahahahahaahaha
Here's hoping the aliens download me to the alien backup drive / matrix.