I work out of the home, typically I 'work' 12hrs/day 6days/week.
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I work out of the home, typically I 'work' 12hrs/day 6days/week.
40 is plenty, any more than that and I get Cranky. https://forums.windrivers.com/
I try to keep it at 40hrs but most weekends I have to come in for a few hours.
I've finally got the network stable enough that I can go home most nights at 5pm. Was a time though that a sure way to tell what kind of a mood the IT guys were in was to see if they had on the same clothes as the day before.
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Why is that the smarter computers get the dumber the users are?
It all depends on the workload. I worked 8a-10p Wednesday which is not unusual. I have been known to work till 2-3am if the projects demand it. There are some days that there just isnt any work, but they are few and far between. I guess in a week I could work anywhere from 30-80 hours, with the most common week having 50-60 hours.
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Windows, the CE,ME,NT eXPerience...
I though my 40k was bad in student loans. I feel your pain (well 1/2 your pain)Quote:
<font face="Tahoma, Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Geneva" size="2">Originally posted by sowulo:
I still owe $82,000 on my student loans
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Somewhere around 60-90 hours a week, but own the business and might not start until noon or work until 4 in the morning.
Hey that sounds like what I did at my previous job before I quit. I just love that movie.Quote:
<font face="Tahoma, Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Geneva" size="2">Originally posted by DrewMcV:
"I usually show up at least 15 minutes late, come in the side door so Lumberg doesn't see me. Then I just space out for like an hour. I do that after lunch as well for about an hour. I'd say in a given week, I probably only do about 15 minutes of REAL work." -- Officespace, great flick
Ahh well, i work about the avg. 45 depends whats going on !</font>
But at my current job, I average somewhere between 40-50 hours a week.