Teaching Material

- Punctuality is not only a practical and organisational quality, but also an important social norm that affects interpersonal relationships and professional reputation. Here are some of the aspects related to punctuality:
- Professional reputation. Punctuality in a work or business context can have a significant impact on personal reputation. A person or business partner who consistently keeps to agreements and time schedules is often seen as reliable and organised.
- Interpersonal relationships. Punctuality is one of the elements that shape interpersonal relationships. A person who keeps appointments and respects other people's time often gains a good reputation among peers, colleagues or business partners.
- Work etiquette. Many organisations include punctuality requirements in job advertisements. This can be understood as a shared understanding of employees' working hours and the overall purpose of the job.
- Stress reduction. Punctual people often feel less stressed because they get things done on time and make appointments. This can have a positive effect on both physical and psychological well-being.
- Time management. Punctuality is linked to the ability to manage time efficiently. This includes not only the ability to stick to schedules, but also to plan tasks so that they are completed on time.
- personal responsibility. Punctuality shows personal responsibility. People who take responsibility for managing their own time often also take responsibility in other areas of their lives.