View Poll Results: what are you working hours
Im a lady of leisure so zero
0
0%
I'm a house husband so zero
1
3.13%
9-5/5.30
0
0%
8-5/5.30
6
18.75%
7-5/5.30
1
3.13%
9-6
5
15.63%
8-6
7
21.88%
7-6
1
3.13%
9-7
1
3.13%
8-7
0
0%
7-7
1
3.13%
more than 12 hours a day
2
6.25%
night shifts
0
0%
9-2
0
0%
other- and post about it
7
21.88%
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working hours
#1
working hours
Just wondering what hours every one works- tres bored today as you can tell by the number of posts...
Last edited by kittycat1; Oct 17th 2011 at 1:51 pm.
#2
Hit 16's
Joined: Mar 2010
Location: Of all the gin joints, in all the towns, in all the world, she walks into mine
Posts: 13,112
Re: working hours
Officially start between 8 and 9 and finish between 5 and 6, with 1 hour for lunch. So total 8 hours. Usually ends up 9 to 7 with lunch at the keyboard.
#4
Re: working hours
I work a mixture of hours from week to week - no set times or number of hours. Sometimes I'll work until 1am, 2am, other times I won't do a jot of work apart from answer the odd email.
So far this week I've been 'working' from home
So far this week I've been 'working' from home
#5
Re: working hours
Oh how I remember the days when I used to work 8-4... and 9-2 during Ramadan...
Now it's 8-5.30/6 - with an hour or so on the phone at night - and calls on Fridays too.
Now it's 8-5.30/6 - with an hour or so on the phone at night - and calls on Fridays too.
#6
Forum Regular
Joined: Apr 2006
Location: Dubai
Posts: 283
Re: working hours
7.20am until 4pm, two days, then 7.20am until 3.15pm on the other three days
#7
You read these things?
Joined: Jun 2010
Posts: 1,261
Re: working hours
Officially 9am-6pm, but I'm lucky if I'm able to stick to those hours.
#8
Re: working hours
9am to 7pm most days, stretching to 9pm and beyond on frequent occasions (e.g. today).
#9
Forum Regular
Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 54
Re: working hours
jeezo, people put in alot of hours.
i work 8-5 for half the year, and zilch for the other half.
missus works 7-3 sun-thu.
i work 8-5 for half the year, and zilch for the other half.
missus works 7-3 sun-thu.
#10
Lost in BE Cyberspace
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 5,125
Re: working hours
hubby works 6.30-7pm long hours as its a huge project! six days a week.
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#11
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Joined: Jun 2008
Location: Abu Dhabi by body and Sydney by soul
Posts: 1,841
Re: working hours
I work sporadically.
It works out around 40 hours a month.
It works out around 40 hours a month.
#12
Re: working hours
Between 10-12 hrs a day 6 days a week which is the norm on a large civil engineering project in the Gulf .
I have got the added advantage that i can tailor my hours to peaks or lulls in the project so it's quite flexible .
I have got the added advantage that i can tailor my hours to peaks or lulls in the project so it's quite flexible .
#13
Re: working hours
I worked 9 to 5 (9 to 3 in Ramadan)
that would have changed to 7am to 4 pm when I went on air, had it ever actually bloody happened.
Now if I'm writing or developing I do it in the morning or in the evening with a glass of vino
I liked how I worked in the uk - very long day or nightshifts(13/14 hours) in return for a three day week.
that would have changed to 7am to 4 pm when I went on air, had it ever actually bloody happened.
Now if I'm writing or developing I do it in the morning or in the evening with a glass of vino
I liked how I worked in the uk - very long day or nightshifts(13/14 hours) in return for a three day week.
#14
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 547
Re: working hours
8-4 Sun-Thurs, officially. In practice, 8-5 on average, sometimes longer. A few hours (1-3 on average) over the weekend, most weekends.
#15
Re: working hours
9 - 6 with an hour for lunch officially, but actually i do 8 - 6 with sometimes staying later and most days doing about an hour from home at night...
i used to work 13-14 hour days on a regular basis years ago. however, it's just not worth it in the long run..
i used to work 13-14 hour days on a regular basis years ago. however, it's just not worth it in the long run..