Indeed, one must limit the "wip" to avoid constant tail spin. Being a PM I would say is harder to just do the contracted hours, as you are expected to always b

Indeed, one must limit the "wip" to avoid constant tail spin. Being a PM I would say is harder to just do the contracted hours, as you are expected to always be there, just like the carpet. Also you need to provide guidance to the rest of the team, who may choose to work late. But, I have worked with very effective PMs who literally forced people home at the end of the day. Productivity (as measured) was not affected