Work implies toil.
I enjoy what I do for a living so I don't treat it as work.
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Previously on "How many hours REAL WORK do you do a day?"
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You better put a 'minutes' option on that poll.Originally posted by d000hg View PostGiven that working too hard means missing out on CUK, how many hours do you spend in activity your client wouldn't complain about?
poll coming soon.
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Work I was brought on to the project for 0
Currently handover, hate this part of the job.
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How many hours REAL WORK do you do a day?
152 or less13.33%2more than 2, not more than 420.00%3more than 4, not more than 620.00%3more than 6, not more than 820.00%3more than 8, not more than 106.67%110 or more!0.00%0I'm benched, damnit13.33%2I outsource to AndyW6.67%1Given that working too hard means missing out on CUK, how many hours do you spend in activity your client wouldn't complain about?
For the pedants, it should read as "more than 10" to avoid overlap
Last edited by d000hg; 5 November 2010, 11:13.
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