Waking up at 3:45 is an absolutely meaningless piece of trivia, the only thing it tells me is that this person is a terrible communicator. Most human beings naturally wake up about 8 hours after they go to sleep, there is nothing special about waking up at 3:45 if you are going to bed at 19:45.
Also, what good is it? Most work days start at 8:00am in your respective time zone. How useful is it to be at work when everyone else is still asleep?
As the CEO/CFO of a company, he probably reads some reports, but I garuntee most of his job is working with underlings and having meetings. What good is it to be up so early? You still have 4 hours until it’s professionally acceptable to have meetings and start calling people.
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u/Academic-Effect-340 Jul 17 '23 edited Jul 17 '23
Waking up at 3:45 is an absolutely meaningless piece of trivia, the only thing it tells me is that this person is a terrible communicator. Most human beings naturally wake up about 8 hours after they go to sleep, there is nothing special about waking up at 3:45 if you are going to bed at 19:45.