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The deal with my employer was that I'd work as many hours during the week as
I felt were necessary to complete the job. But I did not work weekends.
The deal with my loyal minions was, work your tail off to make deadline, and
I will ensure that you get as much time off as you want during the slack
period.
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> I would appreciate any feedback on the average hours worked per week for
> salaried TW's. I have heard some scary figures that are considered
"normal"
> for a base salary, with increases in salary level almost automatically
> entailing longer hours. I understand that particular projects often
require
> extra work, and I am asking primarily about the average--including "take
> home," if this is considered the norm at your organization. Any
information
> would be helpful.
> Thanks!
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