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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is a crazy thread. I'm so grateful I work for professional yet laid back nice people that don't worry of small things and play games. Most people that would come to a forum to take time to complain about less than 5 minutes late start time daily would look for something to complain about regardless.

The changing clothes thing is strange. I am not sure what sort of home you have op or kids but your nanny is there with them on her own all day and manages to use the bathroom and do what she needs to do when you aren't there so why do you have to be there waiting for her to change clothes? Just say bye, brief her and leave. She can go to the bathroom after you're gone. I have a toddler that goes in playpen when I need to attend to his older brother or use the bathroom myself so I'm not understanding [/quote]

Absolutely agree.

[b]I have no problem admitting that I'm regularly 5 minutes late most days and there have been a handful of times where I've been 20+ minutes late which I definitely felt bad, guilty and apologized for. [/b]
If my employers of 2 years ever got angry over 5 minutes though, which I really doubt, I'd probably laugh. We have a very symbiotic relationship where they know they can count on me to do extra things lik run errands, go grocery shopping, stay late, etc and I know I'll alwats be paid the same whether I'm late or not and they regularly tell me how much they appreciate me so I find this thread so odd to be nitpicking over 5 minutes.[/quote]

How unprofessional. [/quote]

It works and I'm still being paid so  :wink: [/quote]

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