Personally I think it's not a question of interaction or efficiency in the workplace but more a question of personal energy.

I, personally, am a night person, I hit my peak energy at about 10PM, and mornings are my slow point. However the rest of American society dictates working while the sun is up(ugh).

Geeks(and just about everyone else) should be allowed to get to work whenever they want, work the standard amount of time, and leave. That way, us nocturnal's can work at night, when we'll be at our most efficient, hard working, and energetic. This would also promote higher morale because we wouldn't be forced to work against our own body cycles.

All in all, leading to happier people and better work. It is a bonus that people would work with less morning managerial types too.

She-wolf
"Wha? I don't get it."

In reply to RE: What time do you think geeks should have to get to work? by She-wolf
in thread What time do you think geeks should have to get to work? by mischief

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