i have no idea. it's about the hours I bill...not the hours I work. there's a lot of work I do that isn't billable time. i don't keep track of it very well.
that's what happens when you have your own office. personnel issues...business development...finance issues...technology issues...and on and on.
It used to be up around 75. I've been gradually trying to reduce that to under 50 on average. I'm probably in the mid-60 range at the moment.
I think you need your daydreamers and your hard workers. I'm a daydreamer. The type of person who tries to come with ideas. We barely work. I'd say your lucky if you get 50% production out of us. Most of our time is spent coming up with the next big idea. Once we do, it's the hard workers that take that idea and run with it. Sometimes they work so hard they actually come up with their own new ideas. I think both play a role. But I oft think the daydreamers are on the short side of the equation and wish more people would sit around and focus on their imagination. Everyone, in my opinion, is capable of at least one big idea by the end of their lifetime. They only need to take the time to sit and think about it.
Hmmm....I work about 20 hours a week....but I get paid usually for around 45 hours. I work in I.T., web infrastructure support.
I think I speak for the hard workers when I call you a hippie, hippie. I used to work 50+ hours a week. Now I'm down to 40 and loving it. My free time with my family is worth more to me than a few extra dollars on the paycheck.
For the past few months I had been working about 75-100 hrs/week. The past couple of paychecks I've been averaging about 55-60. It's about to go up again. Yipeeeeee. I work in the computer/software field.
Work - 36 hrs a week (get paid for 40) Law School at night - 12 hours a week in class Study - at least 16-20 hours a week Commute - 8 hrs a week Sleep - Not much
I work around 40 hours a week, but I had a job with my same company a couple of years ago (same title, same pay) where I worked 65-70 hour weeks for about 6 months. I certainly appreciate the position I'm in now.
Jan/Fry's 40 Hours a week/5 days Feb/Fry's 48 Hours a week/6 days Mar/Fry's 80 Hours a week/6 days Apr/Fry's 50 Hours a week/6 days May/Fry's 48 Hours a week/6 days June/Home 0 Hours a week July/Home Ditto August/EV1 40 Hrs a week 5 days. My year in review.
About 35 at my day job, a Lighting design firm. Somewhere between 25-30 on my night job, doing Sound Design, Acting, Directing or generally working on theatre gak when a show is going on.
A technician that specialize in crystal oscillator circuits. I work 45 hrs a week and if its really busy, I go for overtime...thank god I get paid hourly and not salary.
