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If you count the time actually coding as work, then about 3-4. If you count the social nonsense that has to go on, such as meetings, answering phone calls/email
by Tangurena 18y ago
If you count the time actually coding as work, then about 3-4. If you count the social nonsense that has to go on, such as meetings, answering phone calls/email and dealing with the normal stuff of office life, then about 11 hours.
- pietro 18y agoI'm pretty sure the social stuff counts as work, too. But I wouldn't call it nonsense. ;-)
- derefr 18y agoTime spent coding isn't work--it's social nonsense, except involving computers instead of people. Time spent thinking (designing and modeling the problem) is work.
- radu_floricica 18y agoCan I upvote you as a poll answer?