If you’re salaried instead of hourly it super sucks, because those 3-hour meeting keep you from doing the rest of your work and you end up working nights and weekends to catch up with no overtime pay.
It depends on where you work as hourly. In my case, there is NO overtime allowed, and your work needs to get done during the regular work week regardless. Sure you can ask for additional help if it’s needed, but usually that just means more work in the long run to correct mistakes and is easier to do it yourself.
If you’re salaried instead of hourly it super sucks, because those 3-hour meeting keep you from doing the rest of your work and you end up working nights and weekends to catch up with no overtime pay.
It depends on where you work as hourly. In my case, there is NO overtime allowed, and your work needs to get done during the regular work week regardless. Sure you can ask for additional help if it’s needed, but usually that just means more work in the long run to correct mistakes and is easier to do it yourself.