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I assume they're excluding sleep, which isn't unreasonable in this discussion.
by prawn 5y ago
I assume they're excluding sleep, which isn't unreasonable in this discussion.
- AnimalMuppet 5y agoStill no. 8 hours of sleep a day leaves you 16 hours a day, so 112 hours a week. 40 hours is 36% of 112. And, yeah, you could throw in commute time and get a higher percentage. It still wouldn't get you 71%, though. What skersten did is 5/7 = 71%, as if any day you work on is totally lost to you for any other purpose.