What type of work are you doing? I've worked in retail management for a little over ten years now, and what you're pulling is a little bit more than my normal, but not by much. It's important to have strong people working under you, who you can delegate to, but if you don't it is easy to work 60-70hr weeks.
hno:
Man that really depends on the week ... and do you consider travel for work as time spent working?
When I'm not traveling I'm in the office 8:30am-4:30pm on Soccer nights (when I gotta schlep the kid around). Non soccer nights normally 8:30am-9:00pm, though there are many, many nights when I'm in the office til 11:30pm, midnight, etc, when I've got an RFP due or some other time based deadline. There are also slow periods when I get in at 9:00am and leave by 3:00pm and I spend most of the day doing look-aheads for where the business is going 6 months out.
When I'm traveling, who knows. In Vegas last month I got up at 6:00am to get to the conference breakfasts by 7:00am, worked the conference floor + had client or prospect meetings most of the day, had business dinners scheduled and didn't get back to the room til 3:00am a few of the nights, so those were basically 20 hour days for five days in a row. Add in airline travel time, etc and it can be a lot.,
When I'm not traveling I'm in the office 8:30am-4:30pm on Soccer nights (when I gotta schlep the kid around). Non soccer nights normally 8:30am-9:00pm, though there are many, many nights when I'm in the office til 11:30pm, midnight, etc, when I've got an RFP due or some other time based deadline. There are also slow periods when I get in at 9:00am and leave by 3:00pm and I spend most of the day doing look-aheads for where the business is going 6 months out.
When I'm traveling, who knows. In Vegas last month I got up at 6:00am to get to the conference breakfasts by 7:00am, worked the conference floor + had client or prospect meetings most of the day, had business dinners scheduled and didn't get back to the room til 3:00am a few of the nights, so those were basically 20 hour days for five days in a row. Add in airline travel time, etc and it can be a lot.,
