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  • P Paul Watson

    I am not proud of the big numbers I put in, I am proud of the work I produce from it. regards, Paul Watson South Africa PMW Photography Gary Wheeler wrote: It's people like you that keep me heading for my big debut on CNN...

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    Weiye Chen
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    Paul Watson wrote: I am not proud of the big numbers I put in, I am proud of the work I produce from it. Well said. Weiye Chen Life is hard, yet we are made of flesh...

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      ... do you spent sitting in front of a computer? After my normal 8+ hours of work and an additional of 3 hours at home, it totals up to almost 12 hours infront of a computer!:omg: Aren't our work nature a bit hazardous? :sigh: There should be some law which allows people to be entitled with more medical benefits and services if their job nature is somehow unhealthy. :| Weiye Chen Life is hard, yet we are made of flesh...

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      minimum 9 hours for work, sometimes also at home and/or in the weekends. 2 weeks ago deadline => 13 hours straight :~ . this is always counted without breaks, eating behind the cpu X| . And then they dare say 'We see a lack in motivation' :wtf: No hurries, no worries.

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      • W Weiye Chen

        Aryo Handono. wrote: 8 hours in office, 3 hours when playing games, 2 hours chatting plus 0.5 hours reading CP and replying your post You had 2 hours to chat while i have to set it for travelling to and from work. :( Weiye Chen Life is hard, yet we are made of flesh...

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        Aryo Handono
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        Well.. online games invaded my life recently :-D while chat can be consider as doing personal project it means works too "Courage choose who will follow, Fate choose who will lead" - Lord Gunner, Septerra Core "Press any key to continue, where's the ANY key ?" - Homer Simpsons Drinking gives me amazing powers of insight. I can solve all the worlds problems when drunk, but can never remember the solutions in the morning. - Michael P Butler to Paul Watson on 12/08/03

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        • W Weiye Chen

          ... do you spent sitting in front of a computer? After my normal 8+ hours of work and an additional of 3 hours at home, it totals up to almost 12 hours infront of a computer!:omg: Aren't our work nature a bit hazardous? :sigh: There should be some law which allows people to be entitled with more medical benefits and services if their job nature is somehow unhealthy. :| Weiye Chen Life is hard, yet we are made of flesh...

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          David Crow
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          Somewhere between 40-45 hours per week, including work and home.


          "Ideas are a dime a dozen. People who put them into action are priceless." - Unknown

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            ... do you spent sitting in front of a computer? After my normal 8+ hours of work and an additional of 3 hours at home, it totals up to almost 12 hours infront of a computer!:omg: Aren't our work nature a bit hazardous? :sigh: There should be some law which allows people to be entitled with more medical benefits and services if their job nature is somehow unhealthy. :| Weiye Chen Life is hard, yet we are made of flesh...

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            David Wulff
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            ...to find I am not suffering alone. :rose: 16-18 hours on average, slighlty less on the weekends because I need the time off.


            Ðavid Wulff Audioscrobbler :: flickr Die Freiheit spielt auf allen Geigen (QT)

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            • N Nish Nishant

              weekdays : 9-10 at work + 3-6 at home = 12-16 / day weekends/holidays : 2-12 at home (depending on whether I go out or not)

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              John M Drescher
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              Same here for me. John

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              • W Weiye Chen

                ... do you spent sitting in front of a computer? After my normal 8+ hours of work and an additional of 3 hours at home, it totals up to almost 12 hours infront of a computer!:omg: Aren't our work nature a bit hazardous? :sigh: There should be some law which allows people to be entitled with more medical benefits and services if their job nature is somehow unhealthy. :| Weiye Chen Life is hard, yet we are made of flesh...

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                brianwelsch
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                8 at work + another 1-2 hrs./day at home. BW


                All the chickens get it.
                And them singing canaries get it.
                Even strawberries get it.

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                  ... of the number of hours you work? Norman Fung

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                  brianwelsch
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                  I'm neither proud of nor ashamed of the amount of time I spend at the computer. It's like asking a truck driver how proud he is of the time he spends driving. BW


                  All the chickens get it.
                  And them singing canaries get it.
                  Even strawberries get it.

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                    8 at work + another 1-2 hrs./day at home. BW


                    All the chickens get it.
                    And them singing canaries get it.
                    Even strawberries get it.

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                    devvvy
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                    I do 50-60 hours a week (five days week) - but it's because (one of the reasons) my boss did NOT ask for it (and did NOT attempt to exert influence to ...). Norman Fung

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                      I do 50-60 hours a week (five days week) - but it's because (one of the reasons) my boss did NOT ask for it (and did NOT attempt to exert influence to ...). Norman Fung

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                      brianwelsch
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                      As long as you are productive for 50+ hrs. and don't feel you are missing out on other aspects of life that's fine. Just remember that, on their death bed, people generally do not say "Gee, I really wish I'd spent more time at work". ;) BW


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                      Even strawberries get it.

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                      • B brianwelsch

                        As long as you are productive for 50+ hrs. and don't feel you are missing out on other aspects of life that's fine. Just remember that, on their death bed, people generally do not say "Gee, I really wish I'd spent more time at work". ;) BW


                        All the chickens get it.
                        And them singing canaries get it.
                        Even strawberries get it.

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                        devvvy
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                        I think it's a-moral for companies and management to take advantage of employee by way of promoting a culture of putting in lots of overtime - legal, but amoral. But, for my regional manager, I think he's a good man with integrity, I don't mind putting in extra effort. Norman Fung

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