That’s how long I wait.
After that I’ll leave the call and write a note asking if anything got in their way.
I always give a second chance. But not a third.
Fortunately, that rule is rarely needed.
How do you handle late comers and no-shows?
That’s how long I wait.
After that I’ll leave the call and write a note asking if anything got in their way.
I always give a second chance. But not a third.
Fortunately, that rule is rarely needed.
How do you handle late comers and no-shows?
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