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14-02-2003, 06:45
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dont forget theres work that can be done outside of the shop as well. Theres been quite a few times i've been stuck on a problem while working on the robot only to realize what the solution was after trying to figure it out at home. Personally I wouldn't bother logging hours, especially that exactly, I'd just try and make sure I was there whenever I possibly could be and especially on critical days. And of course being at the shop doesn't necessarily mean the time spent was usefull to the team.
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