Q for professionals: how late do you work, how old are you, and what do you earn?
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Anonymous
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33, state employee, work from home 4 days a week, make $65K
Total flexibility with job - usually start somewhere around 8:30-9am and stop somewhere between 4:30-5pm depending on work. Do all the kid stuff plus can make dinner and do laundry before I pick up the kids while I am working downstairs. |
Anonymous
| 29.F.social worker. 80k 8-4:30 M-F but every 6 weekends (off tues & Thurs) and occasional holiday. Occasional overtime. $80k. |
Anonymous
| 31/m/civil engineer tech. 20 hours OT 6 months a year. $95k. |
Anonymous
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Age 37
Salary $105k Typical day is 8.5 not including lunch, occasionally up to 10-11, typical week averages out to 40-45 hours. |
Anonymous
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50
10-4, 3 days/week (nonprofit that I walk to) $40K |
Anonymous
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Don't throw rotten fruit at me!
280K 39 35hrs a week at most (including lunch), a lot of it from home. |
Anonymous
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42
Management - post secondary education 10 hours a day average plus a little weekend work. Probably 55-60 hours a week $120k |
Anonymous
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15-18 hour a week but I am always on call and have to arrange a back up if I go on vacation. $140K Property Manager |
Anonymous
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50ish per week - math teacher $60k |
Anonymous
PhD in CS. Non military background or work, although obviously also a hot area for them. Artificial intelligence is a bit of a misnomer for machine learning: given a series of training data, can you teach a computer to draw inferences from that data? For instance, you feed a computer images of biopsy slides from patients with and without cancer, then you feed it a test - something you know has/does not have cancer present and ask the computer if it does. It's gotten to the point where the computers (on some tasks) are better (and obviously) faster than humans. The applications are numerous - from the fun (teaching a computer to play video games), to the more practical (voice recognition, speech recognition, etc). |
Anonymous
| I work 8:30-5pm. 40 yrs old. $82k. |
Anonymous
1. Do you have to fix things yourself or just call people to do it for you? 2. What do you do with all your spare time? |
Anonymous
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40
Mid-afternoon level management $150K Currently, most days are 9-5. Some projects require a lot of working from home in the evening. Some projects require travel, up to 30%. It varies. |
Anonymous
Gah - phone stuck something weird in there! I meant mid-level management, of course. |
Anonymous
| 35, 37 hours a week, 100k |