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Maybe that includes 1h lunch break plus some short coffee breaks? I think that, in Germany, lunch break does not count towards the paid hours in salaried jobs.

• philk10 8y ago
  Yeh, he was including a lunch break which is not in the paid hours
  • treis 8y ago
    It's still not 32. 7 to 5 is 10 hours. Subtracting 1 is 9. Times 4 is 36.
    • chucksmash 8y ago
      Maybe subtracting two per day, or the "leave by five" had an implied "at the very latest." Surely he did the math before putting the number in the title of his blog post.
      • jeffro_rh 8y ago
        He worked four 10 hour days and called it 32 hours a week. We don’t have any reason to trust his math.
      • grenoire 8y ago
        There is a reason why it's called a 9-5 job, and a 40-hour work week. They are the 'standard.'