Date: 9/25/2007 9:55:20 PM
Author: zoebartlett
I work standard hours. My contracted hours are M-F 8:15-3:15 (I''m a teacher), but I''m always at school by 7:00 and although I try to leave by 3:30, I often bring work home. I try not to bring work home on the weekends, but I find myself doing that occasionally.
MEEEE TOOOOO. For about 10 years now. And it is WEARING on me. I love the actual work when I DO work ... but I don''t love the feast/famine income, the constant search for new clients, the worry that I''m always judged by the LAST thing I''ve done ... so every one has to be "the best ever". OY. Its a constant pendulum of AWESOME/SUCKITUDE.Date: 9/25/2007 8:07:25 PM
Author: musey
I fall into the project-based category... I''ll work 14-16 hours per day for anywhere between 2-6 weeks, then I''ll have usually 2 weeks to 1 month off (depending, of course, on what pops up). I''m feeling a little bit grass-is-greener lately, watching FI in his dependable 9-5 Mon-Fri schedule, wishing I could go to work knowing exactly when I''d be coming home!
Ah, Zoe, if only I could get in ONE weekend a year where I didn''t have to bring work home, I think I would be ecstatic with my 7-3:30 teacher hours. I also bring work home every night, but I don''t mind it on the weeknights, it''s the HOURS of work on the weekends that have me dragging already!Date: 9/25/2007 9:55:20 PM
Author: zoebartlett
I work standard hours. My contracted hours are M-F 8:15-3:15 (I''m a teacher), but I''m always at school by 7:00 and although I try to leave by 3:30, I often bring work home. I try not to bring work home on the weekends, but I find myself doing that occasionally.