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7-8 hours a day, for the most part.
20+ vacation days. 3 days/hour of exam. Overall I think I've got a pretty good thing going. |
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I have 15 vacation days, it goes up by years of experience and tops out at 25 days.
For studying, 30 hours per hour of exam.
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I work as much as I need to. Some days it's 2 hours, others it's 14. Averages to about 6 a day over the year.
25 PTO days + other sick time.
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8 hrs/day
28 vacation days I skipped the exams.
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I put in a 40 hour week, but I'm probably really working about half the time. I think I'm up to 27 PTO days a year now. I never work weekends. Passed all my exams awhile ago. I considered another job last year, but I couldn't give this gravy train up.
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Most American actuaries work about 10 hours a day. More on the quarter, sometimes less off quarter. Vacation varies by experience. I get 25 days, when I started I got 10. In the US it's generally required to catch up on work related reading on the weekend. We also work on Saturdays on the quarter.
This sounds like a lot to foreigners but it's actually considerably less than most professions.
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