Poll: How many days per week do you work on translations? Autor de la hebra: ProZ.com Staff
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This poll was originally submitted by chneussar
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I voted six, as that's the maximum I work. I make a habit of taking at least one day off per week, usually Sunday. But I don't translate six days every week. It depends on my workload and what other commitments I have.
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I am available from Monday to Friday and on weekends on demand. Actual working days naturally depend on work charge
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Tim Drayton 
Chipre
Local time: 01:06
turco al inglés
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| Depends on work flow. | May 18, 2009 |
I work seven days per week when I have work, and rest when I don't.
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| So am I :-D, 6-7 days , if I have to work :( | May 18, 2009 |
Tim Drayton wrote:
I work seven days per week when I have work, and rest when I don't.
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Interlangue (X)
Angola
Local time: 00:06
inglés al francés
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7 days a week, usually 10 hours a day, several weeks in a row. Sometimes only 5 or 6 hours on Saturday and/or Sunday.
Then, I take "a long week-end" off (from Wednesday to Monday, for instance).
Contrarily to 41.6% of colleagues (see poll by Sylvie Mathis, the other day), I NEVER work while travelling.
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neilmac
España
Local time: 00:06
español al inglés
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| As many as possible | May 18, 2009 |
... especially recently, since work is so slow and not forthcoming, I'm willing to work 7 days a week and about 12 hours a day...
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Latin_Hellas (X)
Estados Unidos
Local time: 00:06
italiano al inglés
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| Six days are the norm | May 18, 2009 |
In boom times I am fully employed basically five days a week and at least half a day on Saturday, occasionally on Sunday, but I try to avoid it.
During slow periods, there is still at least a bit of something every day, occasionally a zero day.
If not fully employed the 5-6 days in a given week, I might be more willing to work on a Sunday.
I've had periods of two or three consecutive weeks with no day off - including doing accounting on Sundays when ther... See more In boom times I am fully employed basically five days a week and at least half a day on Saturday, occasionally on Sunday, but I try to avoid it.
During slow periods, there is still at least a bit of something every day, occasionally a zero day.
If not fully employed the 5-6 days in a given week, I might be more willing to work on a Sunday.
I've had periods of two or three consecutive weeks with no day off - including doing accounting on Sundays when there is no other day available -, but I do not believe that it is healthy to maintain such a pace for more than that.
[Edited at 2009-05-18 11:53 GMT] ▲ Collapse
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Julia Ober
Alemania
Local time: 00:06
alemán al ruso
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neilmac wrote:
... especially recently, since work is so slow and not forthcoming, I'm willing to work 7 days a week and about 12 hours a day...
Same here, so as many as possible.
[Edited at 2009-05-18 13:15 GMT]
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Andres Larsen
Venezuela
Local time: 18:06
español al inglés
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| depends on the workload and difficulty of the text(s) | May 18, 2009 |
depends on the workload and difficulty of the text(s) to be translated
[Edited at 2009-05-18 15:26 GMT]
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Tarja Braun
Alemania
Local time: 00:06
Miembro 2008
alemán al finlandés
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due to extremely high workload this year
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Erzsébet Czopyk
Hungría
Local time: 00:06
Miembro 2006
ruso al húngaro
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Tarja Braun wrote:
due to extremely high workload this year
same here , almost
due to extremely unbalanced workload this year
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