Which EBs allow WFH after 6-7pm? [2023]

See a lot of BBs let their juniors go home and WFH after 6-7pm. What's it like for EBs?


edit: Not sure why post keeps adding random countries in the region by itself. My question is on US offices. 

 
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In my experience “allows you to go home at 7pm” vs “truly doesn’t care when you go home” are very different.

At my bank, there wasn’t a rule about it and you certainly could leave whenever, but doing it regularly was a fast track to a lower rank and VPs would report to the MDs who was typically there late vs leaving early. This was a MM so not relevant to the question, but just pointing out the distinction between formal policy and actual culture.

Would also note this is likely pretty group dependent as a few asshole VPs or MDs can ruin it for everyone

 

Would 9pm be considered too soon? (Again, not signing off just re-logging in from home). Assuming I don't have any decks that needs to be printed or last minute drills. 

 

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