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26 Jul 2016 10:51 #314411
by DragonWarLord
Some jobs allow for game watching, especially if you work in a pub or restaurant, for instance. Can you watch the match at work? Does your boss allow it, or do you have to do it when boss is out? We will go by who is in charge that day, what mood they are in, and what the customers want.
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26 Jul 2016 12:46 #314460
by DragonWarLord
I don't get to sit. I am mainly waiting tables, with occasional bar tending. When I get to tend the bar I am more able to catch a bit. It would be nice to be paid just to sit and watch, though, wouldn't it? Ha ha.
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27 Jul 2016 04:42 #314609
by pwarbi
I also don't have a job that allows me to watch games either unfortunately. In the past for the big games I've booked a few days off work to watch or if that's not been possible then I'll catch up on the scores on the news sites or on an app on the phone, but usually I'll just catch the highlight shows in the evenings depending on hat time I'm home.
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27 Jul 2016 05:43 #314612
by Mail
Become an Estate Agent, they seem to have unlimited time.
That would never happen in my environment but I am sure staff catch up on the updates as I do sometimes ask certain people for updates.
The vast majority of jobs would not allow that or much time to post in this lovely forum.
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27 Jul 2016 13:49 #314674
by DragonWarLord
I take it you know an estate agent with unlimited time? LOL I guess running your own business of any kind would allow you to be more flexible that way.
Sometimes I take off work too, but I really shouldn't, especially since I'm part time as it is.
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27 Jul 2016 15:11 #314687
by hades_leae
I had many jobs in the past where we could watch games in the break room, but then I also had some where we had TV's around, as the jobs related to entertainment. I was working in a chemical company, there was no way we could watch games in there.
I guess it just matters what type of job you have.
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28 Jul 2016 08:32 #314721
by pwarbi
I wouldn't have thought that there would be many jobs where they would allow you to sit and watch TV to be honest, and especially when its just a normal game of cricket. In the past when there as been a tournament on such as the Olympics or the world cup it could be allowed I guess, but even then it would only be allowed on at break times or at lunch I would imagine.
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28 Jul 2016 09:28 #314738
by The Captain
we carry sports in the office the reception area I have tv stuck on ESPN or current sports on other channel,
Euro cup was on , Wimbledon, Golf is currently on this morning US open in August
I do not put cricket on since there is no interest, I do however watch at my desk
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