Poll: How many hours do you work per week?

[daMachine]

So how many hours do programmers/developers/engineers work per week (on average)?

Thing that might be helpful to know with you response:

Are you a salaried or hourly employee?
Are any bonuses applicable?
Seniority Level?
Industry of employment?

(probably some more Qs, but not sure right now ... input welcome).


If you're interested in AT input on salaries see this thread.

 

[tfinch2]

Between 55-60 hours per week.

- Salaried
- Performance based bonuses
- Almost 1 year experience with the company (counting internship time as well)
- Virtualization/OS

 

[invidia]

I do 20 hours of programming at my school's Software Engineering Lab.

- Supposedly hourly, but it's salaried.
- I get paid by the grant's sponsors for anything above 20 hours.
- Entry
- Web Applications/Business

Outside of school and work, I do physics programming and PC game development. Don't get paid for those.

 

[Lord Banshee]

Between 50-60 hours per week (if i had to guess) (~45 at work, ~10 at home)

- Salaried.
- Raises/Bonuses are based on performance of yourself based on others peers in group.
- College Grad (BS in EE) little over 3 months in this job.
- Digital Design and Verification using SystemVerilog.

 

[drebo]

I work 40 hours a week. My salary is a pitance, 22k/yr + commission. Terrible pay, crappy work. Overworked, underpaid.

 

[troytime]

40
sometimes a few less
sometimes a few more

 

[SearchMaster]

45-50 hours per week
Salaried
Performance bonus
Manager
major website

 

[dighn]

On average probably 45-50 a week. Sometimes 40, sometimes 50, sometimes a lot worse...
Salaried
Good bonus plan in theory, but highly irregular
3 years, first job after school
Industrial equipment

 

[troytime]

oh, i missed the Q's sorry
salaried
bonuses, lots of perks
middle of the road on seniority. no longer a peon, but not a manager.
major website

 

[citan x]

Mostly 40 hrs or a bit less. Decent pay, crappy work. Underworked, and overpaid.

Small bonus, and I am the lowest peon in Engineering. PCBs and Hardware.

 

[clamum]

Are you a salaried or hourly employee? Hourly.
Are any bonuses applicable? Performance-based? Not that I know of.
Seniority Level? Been with the company a year and a half, title is "Application Developer".
Industry of employment? Custom software solutions. Clients have ranged from major oilfield services company to hospitals.

 

[Kntx]

40-50 hours

Are you a salaried or hourly employee?
Salaried.
Are any bonuses applicable? Yes.
Seniority Level? Middle.
Industry of employment? Work for a holding company. Do custom systems, and a lot of system integrations. General ledger, portfolio management, loan management, etc.

 

[amdskip]

37.5
Are you a salaried or hourly employee? Salaried
Are any bonuses applicable? n/a
Seniority Level? entry
Industry of employment? State College

 

[XxPrOdiGyxX]

I work 40 hours a week...but actual hours worked varies depending on the phase of development I'm on. During prototyping/elaboration phase I may work at most 20-25 of those hours. During actual construction I will will work 30+ hours. However, when I work I am focused as hell and in 4 hours of work I can do more than 1 days worth of work than other developers who spend a lot of time bsing.

 

[RandomFool]

Usually 40-50 recently it's been quite a bit more but that will hopefully end soon.

Salary
Based on hours worked.
1.5 years
Programming-ish