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40, hard stop. I bill my hours and the client does not want to pay me a dollar more. Good WLB.
I am a manager and I usually work about 50 hours a week on a good week. When we have our realy busy months I tend to end up working more like 60 hours a week. I miss the days when I was hourly and got paid overtime. The money I would be making in overtime now.
Director, and I work about 50. There are times I work 60 and times I work 30
Senior Manager- 60/70. This place is a dumpster fire currently.
Assisted Living Director—60-80 hours a week. Currently fighting tooth and nail to plan out a measly four vacation days next month and trying to get everything set up so that I don’t get called in. Pretty sure it’s a losing battle. 😩
C suite, 50-60 hours/week. Some slower weeks depending on travel schedule.
Senior Director and I work 40-45
Manager, about 50 hours per week
50-60 hours. More in some cases. I'm tired of the tech work, especially in a project that has morning shift and mid shift.
Vice President, 45-50. Some slower weeks, a variable amount of travel.
55+/- hours
Assistant Manager 40+ hrs a week
Director and my department is a team of 2. I work a min of 50 hours, but normally it’s closer or at least 60.