If I’m riding when I should be at work then probably not as I don’t want them to know.
If they are calling when I’m not at work then they can bugger off.
TLDR: No.
Alternative_Job4001 on
I hardly pick them up when I’m at work, never mind out on my bike
skywalkerRCP on
Soon as I clock out my phone is on DND. So I wouldn’t know if they called.
Pkyankfan69 on
As an outside sales person who works from home a lot I can usually squeeze in a 90 minute ride from 11:45ish to 1:15ish. Whether I answer my phone or not is entirely based on who it is. Big account, I absolutely pull over and answer. Tiny account, no chance, I’ll call them back after lunchtime.
PM_Skunk on
Honestly, yes, as my company hasn’t called me once in the eighteen years I’ve worked there, so it’s probably important.
Now, answering the 250 Slack messages? Absolutely not.
Lemon_1165 on
I just ignore all calls
iAtty on
Usually. Depends on who is calling. I’ll sometimes leave midday or late morning to grab a ride in if I overslept the early rides or need an escape. There’s a few people who could call I’d answer for.
BadLabRat on
No.
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Wide-Review-2417 on
I clock out, my phone is dead to the company. My time is my own time.
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If I’m riding when I should be at work then probably not as I don’t want them to know.
If they are calling when I’m not at work then they can bugger off.
TLDR: No.
I hardly pick them up when I’m at work, never mind out on my bike
Soon as I clock out my phone is on DND. So I wouldn’t know if they called.
As an outside sales person who works from home a lot I can usually squeeze in a 90 minute ride from 11:45ish to 1:15ish. Whether I answer my phone or not is entirely based on who it is. Big account, I absolutely pull over and answer. Tiny account, no chance, I’ll call them back after lunchtime.
Honestly, yes, as my company hasn’t called me once in the eighteen years I’ve worked there, so it’s probably important.
Now, answering the 250 Slack messages? Absolutely not.
I just ignore all calls
Usually. Depends on who is calling. I’ll sometimes leave midday or late morning to grab a ride in if I overslept the early rides or need an escape. There’s a few people who could call I’d answer for.
No.
Sent from my garmin device
I clock out, my phone is dead to the company. My time is my own time.