Charles LambI always arrive late at the office, but I make up for it by leaving early.
About This Quote
When the boss asks you to arrive at work on time, don’t just do it. Be on time every day! Here, the speaker is attempting to cut down on complaints and excuses. The speaker has arrived late at work so many times, but she makes up for it by leaving early enough to get home in time for dinner with her family. The speaker has learned that she does not need to be punctual for her job, but she does need to be there when she needs to be.
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