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8-5 m-f


no weekends no late nights no holidays......

I work 40hrs a week at my desk job, then 5-10hrs a week on my side business, and probably 10-15hrs a week towards my home based business. Anyone interested in the travel industry?

including home buisness add another 20hrs of design work and 10 hrs of travel/meetings work

20-30 hours a week right now... ontop of school that is. i work at mcdonalds to pay for the shit that goes in my car. imo, its all worth it. One day i'd like to own or work for a shop. thinking about asking my local shop guy if i can work there next semester for my career studies class. even its just voluneteer shit.

if you get your foot in the door you can usually get a job there or do something.

i work 25-35hrs/wk.. 5p-10ish, thu-sun

I work about 15hours a week during school and then around 45hours a week during summer.

In the 50+ range lately, was at 70+ for a while...

I thinking about quitting though, having problems getting my payroll on time and lately it seems very uncertain how long the business will be in, uh, business.

Guess tomorrow I'm going to put in a few applications and see what hapens...

"I thinking about quitting though, having problems getting my payroll on time and lately it seems very uncertain how long the business will be in, uh, business"

Hehe I know that feeling. I worked at a place where the employees literally raced to the bank to cash their checks before the company's bank account was wiped out. The last few that got there weren't too lucky. Another benefit of having a fast car :)

I usually work around 60hrs, some weeks I get in the 90s or 100s if we have a lot of problems on the lines. One things that sucks about being in the industrial field.

I work only weekends bartending and serving at Olive Garden. I work Friday night, both shifts Saturday, and both shifts on Sunday...about 30hrs. I rake in about $250-$400 on average per weekend, not bad, but I don't have time for any homework.