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"I've come in late a few times. How bad of a crime is that?" (Cosmo Careers).(Brief Article)
"Bosses take frequent tardiness seriously," says Harry E. Chambers, author of Finding, Hiring, and Keeping Peak Performers. "You could be giving the impression that you're not dedicated and can't be relied on." Plus, your coworkers will resent you if they need to ...
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