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I don't think I've had a 40-hr week since sometime in the
1980's. Even in cases where I've only spent 8-9 hrs a day
in the office, I usually ended up spending another hr or
so on email, phone messages, remote login work, etc., from
home. A 9-10 hr day is pretty much the standard here in
Silicon Valley, and we all just base our expected salary
ranges on the assumption that we'll be working it.
Gene Kim-Eng
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Tue, 29 Apr 2003 13:05:07 -0500 Gillespie, Stephen (Contractor)?wrote:
I'm settling in to late middle-age now (over 50), and I sure don't care
anything about working over 40 hours/week.
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