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Is it okay to ignore calls from work?
This is my first job, so idk the rules and norms. From time to time I will get a call from work asking me to come in that day (no prior notice) and by the time I hear the voice mail ( I think they only leave voice mails cause I never hear the phone ring) it is already past the time that they wanted me to come in anyway. I always come into work when I'm scheduled, I'm a good employee I never ask to make last minute changes. But should I really call back just to give them my excuse for not being able to come in, I mean I thought I had today off so I stayed up late the night before, slept in this morning, and bought tickets to see a show. So what should I say to them, oh yeah I don't want to come in today cause I would rather sleep and go see Jim Jefferies?
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- 7 years agoFavorite Answer
I think you should call them and tell them you can't come in, and apologize, maybe saying you have plans with the family or something. Then at work tell them you don't check your phone much so it would be convenient if they let you know as soon as possible, while you're at work, but you would gladly help otherwise. That way they'll call less and you won't have to deal with accidentally missing calls, but they'll think you still care about your job...good luck!
- MyraLv 67 years ago
Depends on the individual person...I know some people so dedicated to their work, that they'd answer a call in the middle of the night. Others, like myself, will answer only when convenient. Depends on how devoted you are to your job as opposed to your personal life, at the time. I'd recommend taking it on an individual basis, as to what you're doing and how you're feeling, at the moment.
Source(s): Opinion - TrixiebelleLv 47 years ago
They are doing you a favor by calling you. They're offering you the opportunity to work more hours and get more pay. You're also jeopardizing your chances to move up in the company by ignoring their calls. They are going to see you as someone who only wants to do the bare minimum so you'll get passed over come promotion time.
- Sue BLv 77 years ago
IF your asked, tell the truth. I didn't get the message tell it was too late. I do make plans on my days off anyways, so I doubt I'll be available ever on my day off