I'd say 4-5, the 3-4 when I'm actually programming or something directly related to it. The rest is meetings, phone calls or dealing with stuff that isn't tech

I'd say 4-5, the 3-4 when I'm actually programming or something directly related to it. The rest is meetings, phone calls or dealing with stuff that isn't technically my job but landed on my desk as the only techie on staff (which averages about an hour a day ranging from hitting external IT with a wrench to speccing out new technology etc).