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🕠 Being Late for a Meeting Can Break Your Reputation
If you know you'll be late, tell everyone in the meeting as soon as you can.

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👉 Think about the other person waiting for you. They stopped their work to be on time. If you're late, they can't start or leave because they don't know when you'll arrive.
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🕠 Being on Time For the Meeting is Important
If you think you're going to be late for a meeting, let everyone know as soon as possible.
Being on time is a way to show you care about others. Sometimes I mess up by being late and not telling anyone. The looks on their faces said it all. I felt pretty bad about it.
Letting people know you're late is just being nice. It shows you respect them.
Imagine waiting for someone who's late. You've paused your work, and you're just sitting there, looking at the clock. I've been there, and trust me, it's no fun. Being late without a heads-up? Not cool.
If someone works for you, they might get upset. If they're a potential partner or client, they might think twice about teaming up with you.
Hey, we all have those days.
Traffic jams, unexpected stuff, or maybe you just lost track of time. Everyone's late once in a while. It happens!
But give a quick shout-out if you are. With phones and messages, it's super easy to let folks know. It's all about respect.
In my journey, I've learned it's the little things that count. Being on time or just sending a quick "I'm running late" message makes a big difference.
To wrap it up, time's precious. Let's respect each other's time. If you're running late, just drop a quick message.
It's an easy way to show you care.
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