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Re: Professions

• polooo27 member

  January 2015

  Actuary. 7:30-4:00 are my hours with a one hour lunch break. Not a bad gig. I did spend 6 years completing exams which was rough. When my son was born I had one left to finish. I passed it, but it was a rough 4 months of studying. I usually studied for 30 minutes before work, an hour during work, during my one hour lunch break, stayed 2 hours after work to study and one hour before bed. I usually aimed for 5-6 hours a day of studying. I do not miss those days.

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• Wulfgar member

  January 2015

  Mechanical Engineer, I get up at 5:20 am and a lot of times don't get home until around 6 pm.  I really should work more hours based on project deadlines but my company doesn't force people to work more than 40 hours, I voluntarily do more (roughly 45 hours a week).
  

  
  
  
  

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• kevin327 member

  January 2015

  Winemaker, hours are 10:30 to 6:00. No younglings yet though, wife is almost halfway towards our first

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• Coltsdad member

  February 2015

  I work in retail distribution.  I work Sun-Wed, 10 hour days, so I get 3 days off, 2 alone with the kids, 1 as a full family.  The days I work, I don't feel like I get enough time with the kids, but it does allow me 3 days with them uninterrupted, the two days alone are typically very nice, since they are during the standard work week, I can take the kids to the zoo or the local children's museum when it is quieter since most parents are at work, allowing them to play easier.

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