Q for professionals: how late do you work, how old are you, and what do you earn?

[Anonymous]

45 yr. female MS and ABD in CS.
50 hour weeks - including an hour or two of email on weekends in order to dig out from the week.
$285K base salary
$1.7 M total (salary plus stock grants)
big software company

[Anonymous]

Speech pathologist in a school. 7am-4:30pm, usually working through lunch. $55k. I try not to bring work home because I have kids, no local family, and don't make enough to hire help at home. I am always behind at work with paperwork and sessions to make up.

[Anonymous]

38, 4 hours a day, about $50-$55k a year. (I work PT as a writer/strategist for a small company)

[Anonymous]

43
24 hours per week
$130k

[Anonymous]

Early 50s
I work 40 to 45 hours a week
My base is $235,000

[Anonymous]

39, non-profit management, technically full time but work about 30 hours a week, 95K

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:31
50ish per week - math teacher
$60k

I very much respect teachers but also it IS important to point out you mean 50 hours/week, plus about 10 weeks of vacation a year, correct? That in itself probably gives a good (15%?) salary bump above the standard 2-4 weeks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:43
work from home;
$100K

I'm paid for 40 hours a week but realistically work about 2 hours a day max. This has been going on for 4 years. I fly under the radar at my company. I'm looking for a new job; this is mind numbing.

This pisses me off. I'm paid for 40 and work 60-70 from home and people like you are those who make others suspicious of people like me.
Sorry your job is mind numbing and good for you to find something else.

[Anonymous]

39, 40-50 hrs/week, lots of travel but also lots of flexibility when I'm here, $250K with great vacation. Nice coworkers for the most part, 50% interesting work, 50% drudgery, overall can't complain.

[Anonymous]

Interested in why the Q is "how LATE" do you work (v. number of hours). Kinda confirms my suspicion that what matters re FaceTime are emails with a late timestamp.

[Anonymous]

43, 45 hours/week (leave around 5:30), large nonprofit, $100K

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:43
work from home;
$100K

I'm paid for 40 hours a week but realistically work about 2 hours a day max. This has been going on for 4 years. I fly under the radar at my company. I'm looking for a new job; this is mind numbing.

This pisses me off. I'm paid for 40 and work 60-70 from home and people like you are those who make others suspicious of people like me.
Sorry your job is mind numbing and good for you to find something else.

Don’t shit on someone’s sweet job just cause you are bitter, underpaid and overworked.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:46, teacher. 6:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. in building, 5 hours a week at night, 5-6 hours on weekend. 65K.

29 year old pp teacher here. Do you really work 5 hours per night after a full day at school? I don't know how. I can barely keep up with what I'm doing.

No, I said 5 hours a week[b] at night at home, not 5 hours a night at home!

[Anonymous]

I’m in my late 20s and I work as a nanny. I make about 60k.

[Anonymous]

32, 8-5 with hour lunch break. $92k plus 25% bonus. Could make about $50k more elsewhere but I would have to work a lot more hours.