How industrious is the average posters (hours worked per week)
 

Does posting on poly or other internet forums while at work count?

Last time I checked, around 60. I've gotten busier since then.

I struggle to maintain my hourly wage above 100 dollars an hour. http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...lies/frown.gif

Yeah flash, you think no one here works part-time?

I've got two kids. Any further questions?

32 and above is full-time by every definition I've seen in the workplace.

65 average plus laptop work issues in evening maybe 4-6 hours a week

We're not buying it, Zoe. You don't work 71 hours a week.

Or doesn't work at all...

Exactly. I average about 21 hours per week. Might be doing a bit extra in the next few weeks...

I don't think anyone really cares what you'll accept, just saying.

It is dick-waving. Hours mean nothing. The worst people I've worked with were all obsessed with how many hours they put in. Wish they were more obsessed with doing a better job.

40 hours. It's the max governmental limit (well you could work more and get comp time, up to 24 hours of it, but unless you need more leave for a vacation, why?)

Even the service restricts your time on duty. After a relatively short period, at least in terms of this poll, efficiency and safety drop markedly. You're simply not getting done what a fresh person would be accomplishing, and you're putting yourself and others at risk. It's not worth it to anyone's interests.

I don't :-D I normally do somewhere between 30 and 40 but that can go up considerably at peak project times.

Equally though, if someone wants to work silly sauce hours, it's their choice.

Well I'm self employed so I don't get those anyway, per se.

Or my job is paid so well that I don't need to work more hours and that I value my free time far more than simply working. You don't want to know about my holidays or how long it takes me to get to work...http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...es/biggrin.gif

Working over 40 hours is wasteful and inefficient.

I think you must work for my company.