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Originally Posted by Parsifal
I have never worked anywhere I could leave at 4:00 or earlier everyday so I could leave myself with time to get the early train from Penn Station.
I mean no disrespect - good for you! But even when I worked somewhere where half of my group was in Europe leaving before 5:00 everyday was frowned upon.
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Totally understand. I was suggesting the best times/schedule if the OP has flexibility. IMO, if you’re in the train 2 hrs/day, non-meeting work can be done over those 2 hours for many white collar professionals. Hell, some guy wrote a book on the LIRR.
Totally depends on your profession and company, but COVID has taught us a lot of hours are wasted at work and commuting to have people stay in one location for 8 hrs/day. Much of that time is not necessary for white collar professionals paid on a salary.
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