February 22, 2013 - J

[5:10 ; I arrive]
7:10 ; I thought I saw him, but apparently not.
8:44 ; J arrives

J's work today was a job which is both easy and slow. It involved a run which should last around 10 minutes or so, and takes another 3 or so to reload (let's say 15 minutes per run total). Before he arrived, I managed to do 12 Runs in about 3 and a quarter hours, while also working other jobs on another machine.

Run 1 starts at 8:59
Run 2 starts at about 9:15
Run 3 starts at 9:33
[9:40-10:20 ; I'm in with HR, so I am not in area to observe]
Run 4 finishes at 10:35. I assume J took his usual (overlong) break while I was in HR, and so did almost no work then.
Run 5 finishes at 10:52
Run 6 starts at 11:00
Run 7 starts at around 11:23
[11:34-12:08 ; lunch, I am not in area to observe]
Run 8 happens while I'm at lunch
Run 9 finishes at 12:14
12:14-12:17 ; phone - see NOTE 1
Run 10 starts at about 12:20
12:32-12:41 ; sitting, phone
Run 11 starts at 12:45
12:51-12:54 ; wandering
Run 12 starts at 1:00
1:19-2:03 ; wandering (lunch, most likely), with a pass-thru at 1:27
2:05 ; eating
Run 13 starts at 2:05
Run 14 starts 2:20
Run 15 starts 2:45 on machine 1
Run 16 starts 2:45 on machine 2
{3:02 ; Lz starts working on machine 1, displacing J}
[3:23 ; I leave work]



NOTE 1: I should point out that this was not the only time that J was on the phone. I've gotten to the point that if he's not on the phone while his machine(s) arent running for a period of three minutes or more, I dont usually make note of it. It should, however, be understood that at any given moment when J is at work, machines running or not, odds are about 50/50 that he is using his phone.


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