Just curious what other people work. Here's my info:
Age --------- 23
Field ------- Civil engineering
Hrs/wk ------ 45ish
Schedule ---- 9/80 (every other Friday off)
Leave home -- 7:40am
Get home ---- 6:20pm
And no, I don't care what your 5k PR is, how many miles/wk you run, how long it's been since you've got laid, etc. Also, how much of your work follows you home once you've left the office?
Age --------- 28
Field ------- Web Something or Other
Hrs/wk ------ 40
Schedule ---- M-F
Leave home -- 8:00am
Get home ---- 5:30pm
And to answer the other questions anyways: 15:28, 70, 3 days, almost none but I will occasionally respond to an email or two.
Age --------- 22
Field ------- Mechanical engineering
Hrs/wk ------ 45ish
Schedule ---- mon - fri
Leave home -- 8 - 9
Get home ---- 4:30 - 7
probably another 3 to 4 hours of studying and 5 to 10 on personal field related projects. hopefully someday the extra personal time will lead to something meaningful.
Age---------60
Field-------law (document-review contractor, aka temp attorney)
Hrs/wk------56 (billed) last week, so maybe 62-65 hours at work?
Schedule----9:30am to 9pm, M-F; 10-5 on Saturday
Leave home--around 9:00am usually, but more like 8:30 if I walk to work
Get home----10pm-ish, M-F; 6pm on Saturday
I almost never bring home work (average is maybe an hour a month, literally). The stuff I work on is typically not allowed to leave the building, anyway.
Not that you asked, but I would have grossed ~$2,200 last week. That's fairly typical for my English-language jobs; the foreign-language stuff usually pays a few hundred more.
Age --------- 26
Field ------- Environmental engineering
Hrs/wk ------ 45ish
Schedule ---- 10/80
Leave home -- 6:40
Get home ---- 5:20pm
I could work at home every day if I wanted, but as it is I do some every weekend. It isn't so much because I absolutely have to (most of the time) but just to lighten my load during the week.
present, esq. wrote:
Age---------60
Field-------law (document-review contractor, aka temp attorney)
Hrs/wk------56 (billed) last week, so maybe 62-65 hours at work?
Schedule----9:30am to 9pm, M-F; 10-5 on Saturday
Leave home--around 9:00am usually, but more like 8:30 if I walk to work
Get home----10pm-ish, M-F; 6pm on Saturday
I almost never bring home work (average is maybe an hour a month, literally). The stuff I work on is typically not allowed to leave the building, anyway.
Not that you asked, but I would have grossed ~$2,200 last week. That's fairly typical for my English-language jobs; the foreign-language stuff usually pays a few hundred more.
Follow-up: when I was a college track coach, I was in my 20s to 40s, worked 80-100 hours a week, left the house at 6:45am on weekdays, and returned between 9 and 11pm. I did most of my technical study and workout prep while at work, so didn't bring much work home; but if I came home early some night, would typically spend the evening making phone calls.
Age --------- 33
Field ------- UI Design / Graphics
Hrs/wk ------ 45-60
Schedule ---- Mon-Fri, sometimes weekends
Leave home -- 8:15am
Get home ---- 6:00pm (most days)
5k PR----16:55
how many miles/wk you run----50
how long it's been since you've got laid----January of 2012?
how much of your work follows you home once you've left the office?----not that much.
Age --------- 31
Field ------- Creative Arts
Hrs/wk ------ +/- 40
Schedule ----M-F
Leave home -- 9:30 AM
Get home ---- 7:30 PM
Over time I've learned to let the looming deadlines or projects work themselves out in my subconscious while away from work. When I first started I would toil away too much physically and mentally away from work. Now, I just go in and do work son! The pay isn't the greatest though but, isn't the worst either.
Age: 31
Field: law [specifically, law clerk for a judg]
Hours/week: ca. 45
Schedule: 7:30a - 5:30p, with two hours off for lunch (and run or ski). Or 7:30a-3:30p, no lunch, and leave early for run/ski/hike.
Leave home: 7:15a
Get home: 5:45p
Minimal work at home.
(slower than most on LRC: 50ish; last night)
... or a "judge," as it were.
Age --------- 22
Field ------- Public Accountancy
Hrs/wk ------ Depends, 40 in a good week, up to 55 in busy season
Schedule ---- Monday to Friday
Leave home -- Depends where I am working, 6.30 for some clients, 8.15 if at the office
Get home ---- As above, as early as 5pm in the Summer, as late as 1am if I am doing a stockcount or something.
Age - 23
Field - Unemployed.
Hrs/wk - 0
Schedule - Wake up at noon.
Leave home - never.
18:23, 15 MPW, never gotten laid before.
Age----------23
Field---------Optical Engineer
Hrs/week-----45ish
Schedule------Mon to Fri (with occasional Saturdays)
Leave home----6:30am
Get home------6:30pm
Not enjoying it. Looking to go into another field, not sure what though...
glassbender wrote:
Age----------23
Field---------Optical Engineer
Hrs/week-----45ish
Schedule------Mon to Fri (with occasional Saturdays)
Leave home----6:30am
Get home------6:30pm
Not enjoying it. Looking to go into another field, not sure what though...
What is an optical engineer?
Hingle McCringleberry wrote:
[quote]glassbender wrote:
Age----------23
Field---------Optical Engineer
Hrs/week-----45ish
quote]
What is an optical engineer?
Sells people those cheap reading glasses at the
Family Dollar.
Age 63
Field law (real estate - my law firm)
Hrs/week - about 35 ( I worked about 60+/week until I was 55) (I only clear $5k/week from my work now)
Schedule - T,W,Th 7am-7pm
5k- still sub-19:00. I am so much cooler and more successful than present, esq.
I use computer programming and optical design software,
http://www.radiantzemax.com/en/zemax/
, to create components for laser systems for medical, military, and other applications.
Its interesting, but not what I want to do with my life.
Age --------- 25
Field ------- Finance
Hrs/wk ------ Average around 45...55-60 during busy periods
Schedule ---- M-F, work from home on weekends when busy
Leave home -- 5:40am...30min to the gym which is close to the office, at work 7:45
Get home ---- 6-6:30pm
Age --------- 25
Field ------- Corporate finance
Hrs/wk ------ 40-45 ~75% of the time; 45-50 ~25% of the time
Schedule ---- Flex 40
Leave home -- 8:00am - 8:30am
Get home ---- Usually 6:00pm - 7:00pm
No work follows me home. At worst, I end up working longer or going in on the weekend. I'm too early in my career to take it home with me (read: I don't get paid enough to take my work home with me).
present, esq. wrote:
Age---------60
Field-------law (document-review contractor, aka temp attorney)
Hrs/wk------56 (billed) last week, so maybe 62-65 hours at work?
Schedule----9:30am to 9pm, M-F; 10-5 on Saturday
Leave home--around 9:00am usually, but more like 8:30 if I walk to work
Get home----10pm-ish, M-F; 6pm on Saturday
I almost never bring home work (average is maybe an hour a month, literally). The stuff I work on is typically not allowed to leave the building, anyway.
Not that you asked, but I would have grossed ~$2,200 last week. That's fairly typical for my English-language jobs; the foreign-language stuff usually pays a few hundred more.
Are you married/have a family? You grossed $2,200 last week? Total? That's 40 per hour.
If I worked those type of hours, I'd hope to make $400 an hour. My estimate is you made $40 an hour. No way I'd work that much for that little.
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