I work in a different building than my boss and the rest of my coworkers, so no one knows when I'm here or not. I aim for 9:30, get in closer to 10, but rare is the day when I leave the office before 6. back when I had the commute, I generally didn't leave before 6:30 because the traffic was bad.

Yeah, the traffic is a large part of why I go in later and stay later.

I have not really tried to telecommute (mostly because I wouldn't have access to everything as a contractor). The one time I had to because the building was closed for a snow day, I had to "work from bar" because our internet access was out at the house. I don't think anyone would care.

It's about to get to the point where I may have to work from home once every two weeks or so though, because I'm getting a lot of people dropping by my cube and making it difficult to get my crucial stuff done-not timewise, but concentration-wise.

Best of luck, Pix.

My boss seems incredibly fair about the time thing. I make it in at 8:05, pretty much, and leave at varying times. But I'm a contractor and I'm not allowed to bill more than 40 hours. I tend to front load the week and work 9 hour days to shorten my Friday, but then I feel guilty leaving before him, like I will today. Especially because he dumped new project on me yesterday. But still! Contractor!

I'm not allowed more than 40 either, which is why I'm out in a few.

Go Kristin!

I'm out in an hour, if I can bear to walk past his office.

I'm out in an hour, if I can bear to walk past his office.

Try sauntering.

Seems my HR problem here at old job has run it's course. The policy is they do not reimburse for worked holidays. So boss just came up to me and said "why don't you not come in next Wednesday and Thursday. At least give you half of them". My last day is a week from today. Um. OK. Don't know how much of the 'wrap things up' will get done, but ok. Ya, I will miss [boss] when I leave.

Try sauntering.

I am wearing a sassy skirt and boots. It could work.