Hey everyone,
Just had one personal query.
Anyone who is working in corporate setup and has a manager based outside India. Basically my manager sometimes schedules calls in the late evenings in Indian time.
How to tackle this sitation? In my offer letter timings are written as 9 to 6 but due to business may have to shift longer hours bhi daala hua hai. She is not indian but is understanding.
Anyone facing a similar situation?
Maybe start working late eg 12-10pm ist or request your manager to meet in your existing work hours. If these calls are one-off then it's ok
I agree to this. She is really chill and hence don't want to communicate anything. Just seeing and will take action accordingly. Typically, changing shift timings would be a better option and 12-8 seems better.
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