Are these hours normal?
I am currently at a highly acquisitive publicly traded company in their M&A division. I’ve been at the company ~6 months now and I literally don’t do anything. Maybe send out a few emails a day, complete a deliverable that takes me 1-2 hours to do, and a meeting sprinkled in here and there throughout the week. I would say I work 2-3 hours per day (<15 hours per week). Has anyone else had a similar experience? I thought it might’ve ramped up by now but considering it’s been 6 months I’m wondering what the deal is. Whenever I’ve asked for feedback it’s been positive, so I don’t think my lack of work flow is performance related. Any thoughts?
No that's not normal. Corporate jobs are chiller and it's ok to work a 40hr week (with less than 40hrs of actual work) but if you're not doing anything you're putting yourself in the crosshairs of a layoff. I would actively try to do more - ask if you can sit in on deals or get involved in new projects. My guess is whoever was supposed to train you / ramp you up dropped the ball and now people are just accustomed to you not doing much. Do you ask for work?
What’s your comp? Approx
Bruh
If your job is remote I would definitely look into getting a second job and double your comp. Easy work
Buddy I think you’re gonna get fired soon
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