What are your IT job hours?

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What are your normal hours at your IT Job? Mine below.

Title: Systems engineer
Hours: 7AM - 4PM
Lunch length: 1 hour
Compensation: Salary
 
Title: Network and Systems Administrator
Hours: Typically 7:30 - 4:30, but that deviates quite a bit on projects and deadlines...
Lunch length: 1 hour for eating and doing the lunch thing, another 30-45 minutes with my boss playing Fight Night Round 3 on the projector in the "conference room"
Compensation: Salary
 
Title: Comp Tech (it's what I put on my time card anyways :p )
Hours: 8AM to 6:30PM Wednesday thru Friday (3 x 10's) Times will vary drastically based on projects and the like.
Lunch length: usually about 10 minutes , but I'll hop in on a Halo lan game with the kids here and that acts as kind of my break or whatever (I work at a school for troubled teens)
Compensation: Hourly (I install carpet and vinyl on the other 4 days of the week ..nice change of pace)
 
Title: Jr. Network Administrator
Hours: 9AM-5PM
Lunch: 1 hour, but I usually take 30 and work the rest of the time. We are very goal and target focused, so I like to get stuff done. The company rewards hard workers.
Compensation: Salary
 
I.T. Manager
Official hours: 8:30a - 5:30p
Real hours : 7:30a - 5:30p

1 hour lunch, no official breaks so I just wander away now and then
Salary, and not particularly good. :)
 
Consultant...
Can vary...sometimes do a few remote checks between forum stuff between 6-7am...play some Battlefield, coffee, breakfast, forums, and more forum stuff. Hit the road to do a few onsites starting around 9 or 10am..sometimes 11am if slow.

Lunch..eh..varies...no "official" 1/2 hour or hour. Eat whenever..take however long.

Stop working? usually start slowing down around 4 or 5...start wanting to head home. In the summertime..wanting to be done by 4 so can head home and get time in on the boat. During winter...more inclined to work later...til 5 or 6 or 7.

Now and then need to do some extra early work, or extra late work...doing after hours stuff at clients.
 
Senior Tech
Official hours: 12-9PM
Real hours :11:45-9:00

1 hour lunch
Salary, and not particularly good, have to really watch out for my time, I pretty much run a computer shop (only tech, boss is cheap-:( and I have been building some large businesses along with the personal pcs that we mainly work on......
 
Support Analyst / contractor

3pm to 12am
(real hours 3:05 to 1130pm)

lunch break - whenever for how ever long (hour or so)
 
Desktop Support Tech (official title which really also means some Sys Admin and Net Admin)
Official hours: 8:00am to 5:00pm
Real hours: around 7:30am to around 6:00pm
Lunch: supposed to be 1 hour but I typically just eat while I keep working
Compensation: salary
 
Title: Server Support Engineer
Hours: 10:00 PM - 7:00 AM :)( )
Lunch: 1 hour, but like most people, this usually equates to 10-15 mins grabbing food and the rest of the time spent working. I also abuse my smoke break privileges, to make up for it. :)
Compensation: Salary and a lot of free shirts.
 
Consultant...
Can vary...sometimes do a few remote checks between forum stuff between 6-7am...play some Battlefield, coffee, breakfast, forums, and more forum stuff. Hit the road to do a few onsites starting around 9 or 10am..sometimes 11am if slow.

Lunch..eh..varies...no "official" 1/2 hour or hour. Eat whenever..take however long.

Stop working? usually start slowing down around 4 or 5...start wanting to head home. In the summertime..wanting to be done by 4 so can head home and get time in on the boat. During winter...more inclined to work later...til 5 or 6 or 7.

Now and then need to do some extra early work, or extra late work...doing after hours stuff at clients.

Pretty much the same.

Consultant

Hours vary like crazy. Most days I like to start around 10am or so and end around 5 from anything on the road. Lunch breaks are only taken if I have some downtime or for company meetings(we have most of are meetings over lunches). Start back up at like 8 or 9 at night if I have stuff to check like servers, backups, do updates to servers etc. Work as late as 2 or 3 am if I am busy.

If I have to update a network or something I'll do it at night or on the weekand. Have keys for many of our clients. Also do stuff like rebuilds at home. Have 2 clients machines sitting next to my desk as projects for this weekand. One was loaded with virus and crap and had a bad motherboard(blown caps). Other I'm upgrading from 2000 to xp pro. They will take up some of my sunday.
 
Official hours: 8:00 to 4:30 p.m.
Real hours: 8:02 to 4:32 p.m.

Hour lunch
Salary
 
Title: IT Director
Official Hours: 8:00am-4:30pm w/ 30 min lunch
Real Hours: 6:45am-5:00pm w/ 30-45 min lunch
Compensation: Salary

Our systems engineer:
Official Hours: 8:00am-4:30pm w/ 30 min lunch
Real Hours: 7:50am-4:35pm w/ hr lunch (lazy bastard!) heh
Compensation: Salary

Our Network Admin
Official Hours: 8:00am-4:00pm w/ 30 min lunch
Real Hours: ~8:20am-3:45 and eats at his desk
Compensation: Salary


We all work in a school system so you can imagine the salary isn't that great, but you can't beat the free 2 weeks at Christmas, plus Spring Break, Fall Break, Thanksgiving, etc.
 
Title: Network and OS Engineer
Hours:
___Scheduled - 7:30 - 4
___Actual - 7:40 - 3:45ish + work a couple hours from home one night/week (patching servers during slow time)
Lunch: 1/2 hour, usually spent at my desk, but if leave the building, it stretches to about 1 hour.
Compensation: Salary (but lots of perks, like a hands off boss, and excellent paid training)
 
Like YeOldStonedCat and swatbat, consultant/owner/ditchdigger.

8-9am or whenever the first call comes in, paperwork, the previous day's paperwork, run all over, put 300 miles on my car, fix laptops (no one else in the area will touch them), get home/office around 3-5pm, write down what I need to remember for tomorrow's paperwork, write down orders for the day, work out whatever problems/projects, watch a movie/TV, try to relax, finally slow down about midnight and read some forums, go to sleep by 2am, get up and start all over.

salary, nope, hourly, kinda, work, yes, spend my free time fixing my busted cars and cutting down pine beatle infested pine trees. All free time goes towards getting a wireless ISP started.

to quote Warcraft 2, "I'd rather be sailing".
 
Title: Systems Integration Consultant
Hours: Generally, Mon-Fri 8AM - 5PM but this varies by customer demand.
Lunch length: Typically 1 Hour but it can be however long or short as I need.
Compensation: Salary+Bonus/Other

Everything about my work varies from day to day - sometimes I work out of my house and others I'm flying or driving to and from customer sites.
 
PC Tech, Lab Manager
Hours: Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday: 9:00-14:00, 16:00-19:00;
Monday, Wednsday: 9:00-17:00.
Lunch length: 2 hours 3 times a week (+ Gym), 15-20 minutes Twice a week.
Compensation: None, I'm leaving in a month.....

Freedom!!!
 
Title: Systems Administrator
Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30AM - 5PM + After Hours On-call Rotation
Lunch length: Typically 30-min but usually it's grabbing something and coming back to the desk.
Compensation: Salary
 
Title: Network Engineer / Design Engineer (Don't really know to be honest, my bosses refer to me as both, so i gave myself one lol)
Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00AM - 6PM + 1st Saturday of every month
Lunch length: 1hr
Compensation: Hourly (Salary within the month, Working out the details)

Edit: On call 24/7/365 but thats a given.
 
Title: Operations Supervisor, but i also still perform my previous roles as Senior Systems Engineer
Hours: M-F 8-4, 1 hour lunch, occasionally 2 hour when over a "lunch meeting"
Salary

was on call 24/7/365 for 3.5 years while a systems engineer, but now i carry no pager, and no longer get calls at 3am. lifes good!
 
Title: Software Engineer
Offical Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Real Hours: 9:15 AM - 5:00 PM
Lunch Length: 1 Hour
Real Hours during crunchtime: 9:00AM - 2:00 AM
Lunch Length during crunchtime: what? lunch? more red bull!
Compensation: Salary
 
Title: IT Manager
Official Hours: 8:30am-5:00pm
Real Hours: 8:30am-6:30pm - On Call 24/7/365
Lunch: 30 minutes
Compensation: Salary
Pay: According to Information Week under the 20th percentile for my job title, but when broken into the under 25 age group I am in upper end of things.
 
Systems Admin
8-5
Basically perma-call (hence being grumpy) but we rotate out the "primary contact" every other weekend.
Salary
 
Title: Software Engineer
Official Hours:
Start time: Choice anytime between 7am-10am.
End time: 8 hours from the time i choose to start.
Real Hours: 10am - 6pm
Lunch: 1 Hour
Compensation: Hourly
 
Title: Help Desk Analyst
Hours: 7AM - 4PM
Lunch length: 1 hour
Compensation: Salary
 
Title: System Administrator
Hours: 8AM - 5PM (On call 24/7)
Lunch length: 1 hour
Compensation: Hourly
 
For me i am around 24 , live beside my office basically, get half my rent paid and all utilities, some days i work 8+ hours, but often in bunches like 2 hours here, 3 hours here et cetera, other days i do nothing all day, i basically make my own hours, unless something important comes up but i am availible 24/7 more or less.

Salary here.
 
Title: Network systems analyst

Hours : Show up anytime between 7 and 9 and leave about 8.5 hours later. (flex time) We do have our typical start times so we have coverage, but there is enough of us that if we want to show up early and leave early we can. (or later for that matter)

Lunch: anytime between 11 and 1 (give or take) we can take as long as we want, just as long as we put our hours in and the work is getting done.

Compensation: Salary

On call: about 4-6 weeks out of the year.
 
Title: Incident management analyst
Scheduled hours:Midnight to 12:30 PM Sat, Sun, Mon
Real Hours 11:30 PM -1PM Sat, Sun, Mon
Lunch: Lunch?
Compensation: Salary
 
Information Systems Support Officer (soo overkill)

Hours: 4weekly Shift Patterns as below...
0430 - 1230 Monday-Sunday
0630 - 1430 Monday-Thursday
0700 - 1500 Monday-Friday
1400 - 2200 Monday-Friday
7xnights on call across the 4 week period

Lunch: 38minutes (usually just eat all shift at the desk instead)

Compensation: Shift Increments on the wages
 
Title: Systems Analyst/Programmer
Hours: 8AM - 5PM M-F
Lunch length: 1 hour
Compensation: Salary - but all compensation is in wage freeze < automotive industry

Also on call 24 hours, but I'm not first on the call list...;)
 
Wow, so many of you guys are salary. I'm glad I'm not.

Many salried workers in IT tend to have better overall compensation packages then hourly and they can negotiate that. Also, since my position is project driven, hourly work does not mean much. Should I get my programming assignments done before it's due date I'm not under any time pressure to start another. Still, my office hours are 8 - 5 to satisy the old timer management staff, so we show up to make an appearance.

So being stricly hourly by the clock for me anyways, would not be so good a thing. In this modern day and age it's also very old
fashion.
 
IT / Networks Manager
Hours: 9:00am 5:00pm Monday to Friday
Lunch: 1 hour (paid)
I suppose i am on 24 hour call but my place is only open 9:00am - 5:00pm Monday to Friday so I doubt I will need to go in.
Compensation: Salary+Bonus etc
 
Network/Computer technician/consultant
My hours are 8-5.

Comp: Hourly
Lunch: 1 hour
 
Title: Director of Network Operations
Hours: 8AM-5PM,I'm always on-call as well, however, I think I get called at home maybe once a month if that
Lunch length: 1 hour(if I actually took it)
Compensation: Salary + benefits + bonuses
 
Title: IT Operations Specialist (Being promoted to VP of IT once current VP retires)
Office Hours: 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM
My Hours: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (I also put in hours on weekends if I feel like it)
Lunch Length: 1 Hour (If I'm busy, I will only take 25-30 minutes)
Compensation: Salary + benefits (free - full medical/dental) + bonus + free PTO (I can take off time whenever I wish, anything past 3 days needs to be reported to president).

I am on call but have never been called since I started with my current company.
 
Title: Associate Systems Engineer (I lose the Associate part in 6 weeks)
Hours: No set hours. Most days are usually about 8am - 3pm, with me jumping on email at about 7am, then again at about 8pm for a couple hours. On call 24/7/365. Some weeks I work 10-15 hours, others I work 40-80 with the occasional 100 hour week.
Lunch length: 1 hour unless it's lunch w/ a customer, then it's usually about 2 hours.
Compensation: Damn good salary, stock options, performance bonuses, awesome benefits.
 
lan/wan engineer
7am-4pm (1hr lunch)
low salary with no bonuses or compensation (im due for a huge raise)
 
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