First, they are there on the scene and able to discern the pulse of the department and company (i.e., emergencies which have popped out of nowhere:  “Can you step into this brief meeting?”).  Second, they can ease into their job assignments without rattled nerves, which the latter usually occurs with that last-minute arrival.  Third, early arrival makes a favorable impression on the boss:  Commitment and respect towards the organization (the potential for upwards grading on performance reviews?).  Finally, early arrival shows the worker how organized they can become since they have gone that extra mile in their work routine.

Kelly Services, Inc. (2019) provides additional information on the subject with their article, “Why You Should Always Be Early For Work.”

Vikki

Reference

Kelly Services, Inc. (2019).  Why You Should Always Be Early For Work.  Retrieved From https://www.kellyservices.us/us/careers/career-resource-center/managing-your-career/why-you-should-always-be-early-for-work/