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Therefore, if this happened because you were genuinely sleep deprived, be honest and your seniors will understand but if this is one of those bouts of bratty behaviour, they won’t.
But work’s increased ten folds, so, lately, I’ve been waking up every morning in mild panic half expecting it to be noon just to find that it’s barely 9 am (which is about the right time to start your day, I guess).