Be On Time
Show up when you said you would—for meetings, deliverables, and the commitments others planned around.
Part of Love Thy Neighbor · All fundamentals
In practice
Respect the time of those you are meeting with. Respect the commitments others have made based upon your estimations. Being prompt is a really easy way to establish trust and build confidence.
If you are going to be late, say so early. A quick heads-up lets someone replan their day instead of wondering whether you forgot them.
On-time behavior includes internal work: handing off code, posting notes before a review, or closing the loop on a question before end of day when you promised you would.
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