I myself work just about every day. Working at home every day is the same. In fact normally if I do something fun I do it during the week so there is less traffic and crowds.
But I always spend at least a few hours every day doing some type of work on the net. How about you, anyone here work during the weekends?
Yeah, I usually work all Saturday. Not Sunday but definitely am at the grindstone 6 days a week.
I work in the Tourist Industry, so my heaviest days are at the weekend. During the height of the season, every day is heavy, and I generally have no idea which day it is
I work every day of the week. I think that most people who are self-employed do. We don't even think that much in terms of day of the week. Here's a neat trick to tell who is self-employed and who is an employee. Print an invitation to an event with a date of the month and a day of the week that don't match. The people who come on the day of the week are employed, and every day of the month is the same to them, but it really matters what day of the week it is, because they don't work weekends. The people who show up on the day of the month printed are self employed. Every day of the week is the same for them.
The Sabbath was created for employees.
I own a business and work full time on the business. I also teach part time (30 hours per week) math, chemistry, and physics at a private acadamy. I also do telco installations as a private contractor. I am lucky when my work week is less than 90 hours. That is a short work week for me.
I work contract jobs in construction in the oil and gas industry,so my hours are not regular.I just did four weeks overseas working 12 hours per day everyday,came home for 2 weeks and am now back overseas working seven days a week for probably the next 5 weeks
Guilty. However, work during the week is business, work on the weekends is homelife.
..not all but some weekends depending on workload and timelines
Sounds like a lot work on the weekends, guess I'm not alone. I don't think I'll work all day today, but most of it. Got to see my new movie from netflix!
For the most part (the "really" most part), I keep weekends for myself. (I don't count stuff like HubPages as "work". That I do if I'm at all in the house on the weekend. I'm self-employed, so I do like to keep some structure to the work work. It's bad enough that I have a pretty unstructured kind thing going on during the week. I want and need my weekends. My thing is often to "do whatever" somewhere like here weekend mornings, or else late at night (or all night ) on weekends.
I work week ends during the tax season (like Feb. to April of every year). Other months I work during week ends if I have a deadline on my online work or if I have a special job that I need to finish or if I'm teaching. Otherwise, I just hub, or read novels .
I have a regular job during the week. I do most of my stuff on Hubpages during the weekend. I don't consider this work. For me it is more fun ! I stll have't made my first million after two years here, so I guess I will have to keep my job ! Gotta check on my fantasy football team now !
I make my sole income writing online, so I work whenever I want. Loosely translated, that means I work 7 days per week.
I definitely work on weekends. When my daughter is watching her cartoons in the morning. I may do some work if I decide to turn on a football or baseball game during the day. At night is another option for me. My daughter is in bed between 8 and 9, so after that is time to get some work done.
Count me into the club! I work saturday nights at my regular job and some sundays at hubpages or my other writing projects. I can't remember the last time I actually had a day off.
While I generally try to keep weekends free does not always happen
I work part time at a hardware store - and they're open seven days.
At the moment I work every second weekend but it can vary.
I get every Monday, Thursday and Friday off though, so that's good!
I'm in the club! I try to sneak in some article writing, research, or blog posting whenever I can!
by Greg Sage 13 years ago
Hey, guys.My own site's still got a lot of work before it goes live, but I'm trying to figure out a few things. I'm considering the idea of adding new content daily, but only on weekdays.So far, I only have my HP views as a guide, but I'm wondering how indicative they are of web traffic...
by Richieb799 14 years ago
Does anyone else suffer from drop in traffic on weekend? I think its because most people are off work and go out shopping and socialising more..sorry this question may have been asked before
by Jake Ed 11 years ago
What kind of weekly view fluctuations do you experience?I have noticed that I drop down to an average of 30 views (overall) per day during the weekend and then shoot up to about 100 a day by the middle of the week. This sometimes goes up to 150 near the end of the week before plummeting again over...
by David Livermore 11 years ago
What day of the week does traffic to your hubs drop?I watch my traffic daily, multiple times a day. I always notice my traffic drop starting Friday, then pick back up on Monday. I always thought it would climb over the weekend. Is it the same for you? Or do you see certain...
by Holle Abee 14 years ago
Mine almost always is. Once in a while, I'll have a $20 or $25 Saturday or Sunday, but otherwise, my weekend traffic and earnings are lower than they are during the week. How about you?
by Nicola Thompson 10 years ago
Do you take the weekend off from writing?Perhaps not all together - when inspiration strikes it strikes, after all. But do you take the weekend off from hubbing, blogging, general online writing, rather. Do you feel it effects your readers?
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