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by ben509
1961 days ago
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> It's interesting how it's easier to change time than to change the hours in which we work. I think the main pain point would be customers being confused as to when companies are open. This doesn't even work well with smartphones; all the calendar apps are hopelessly manual and can't answer something like "what are good times to run an errand involving steps X, Y, Z." At best, you can ask it when people are available for a meeting and it will show you that everyone important is booked solid. |
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But why would so many people rely on a 1 hour difference that this would become a "main pain point"? I don't know the working hours of most places I go to. When I really want to know, I check Google Maps (or their website). Even then, when it's close to opening or closing hours by like an hour, I sometimes prefer not to trust it if it'd be too problematic for it to be closed after making the trip, because it does happen at times that it's incorrect. Small shops might not even follow their own stamped-on-the-window working hours strictly either.