I'm the kind of person who arrives half an hour early almost every time since I always feel like I'll be late no matter what. I reserve a lot of time for the trip to the destination and sometimes it ends up being way too much; it always feels better than being late though.
Depends on where I'm going. If I'm going to class at university I'm usually on time or a bit late. If I'm going to work I try to be a bit early or on time at the latest. I hate being late to work!
I’m chronically early to everything. We’re talking 30 minutes - an hour early. I do this so that even if I hit traffic, I’ll still usually be on time to things.
I'm pretty much the same. I don't want to make others wait and I hope they would do the same. I understand that life happens and you can be late now and then but if it's always like that, it sure is frustrating.
It really depends on the day. But, for the most part, I'm usually in between the people who are early and the people who are late. So, I guess on time?
I’m always early, no matter what. Haven’t been late once in my life. Being early to everything has helped me keep any job I want to keep and helped me gain respect from people in life. I’m a very business-detailed-oriented person, and I get this from my dad, so being early fits who I am very well.
I'm always early. I give myself plenty of time in case there's unexpected delays due to traffic or something. I also like having a couple minutes once I'm at work to prepare mentally haha, I've got to get into work mode. The majority of my coworkers are about 5 minutes late everyday and it really bugs me. I could understand every once in a while in case something happened to delay you. But people just don't care anymore. It's inconsiderate and unprofessional.
I also like getting to the movies about 20 minutes early to get settled in to your seat, maybe run to the bathroom real quick. My friend shows up once the lights are dimmed and the previews are halfway done, sometimes when the movies already started. It's absolute madness. I just don't understand it.