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On average, how much time do you spend on PF per day?
Loren Booda said:Who else has PF as their default home page?
Now that its summer, I have plenty of time, too much. Ditto most of Danger's reasons.Danger said:I clicked the 4-8 hours button, but some explanation is in order. The first thing that I do when I get up is log on and check for messages or new posts that require a response. As long as I'm in the house, and awake, I'm logged on here even if I happen to go watch TV or cruise around the net looking for stuff. When I go to sleep or out of the house, I log off. It therefore would be more appropriate to say that my computer is here 4-8 hours a day. I visit it from time to time to see what's up. Of course, once I get into it with Artman or Moonbear or the rest of 'my crowd', I might sit for 5 hours at a stretch trying to keep up to them. Unfortunately, they choose to do this at about 2 in the morning.
Danger said:I clicked the 4-8 hours button, but some explanation is in order. The first thing that I do when I get up is log on and check for messages or new posts that require a response. As long as I'm in the house, and awake, I'm logged on here even if I happen to go watch TV or cruise around the net looking for stuff. When I go to sleep or out of the house, I log off. It therefore would be more appropriate to say that my computer is here 4-8 hours a day. I visit it from time to time to see what's up. Of course, once I get into it with Artman or Moonbear or the rest of 'my crowd', I might sit for 5 hours at a stretch trying to keep up to them. Unfortunately, they choose to do this at about 2 in the morning.
As a scientist, I use a variety of methods to track my time in the lab. This may include keeping a logbook, using a timer, or using software programs specifically designed for time tracking.
The amount of time I spend in the lab varies depending on the experiments I am conducting. On average, I spend 8-10 hours per day in the lab, but this can change depending on the demands of my research.
As a scientist, my schedule can be quite unpredictable. While I do have certain experiments or tasks that need to be completed on specific days, I often have to be flexible and work outside of a set schedule to accommodate unexpected results or changes in my research.
The amount of time I spend in the lab compared to other tasks varies depending on the stage of my research. In the initial stages, I may spend more time in the lab conducting experiments, but as my research progresses, I may spend more time analyzing data and writing up my results.
Balancing my time between the lab and other responsibilities, such as teaching or attending meetings, can be challenging. I prioritize my tasks and try to plan my schedule in advance to ensure that I am able to fulfill all of my responsibilities effectively.