How Long is Your Workweek?

A new study claims that working more than 25 hours a week has a “negative impact” on cognition. 

That study  – conducted on Australians – found that while working hours up to around 25 hours a week, an increase in working hours has a positive impact on cognitive functioning, though beyond that the researchers found a negative impact (they also found no statistical difference in the effects of working hours on cognitive functioning between men and women).

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1. Cognition notwithstanding, how many hours/week do you work, on average?

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2. How many of those hours are (normally) in the office in any given week?

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3. Is that more or less than most others in your office? 

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4. Is that more or less than your boss?

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5. Would you be more productive with a shorter workweek?

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6. Any other comments on workweeks, productivity, the length of workweeks and the impact on productivity, or the hours you currently put in on the job generally?

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7. What is your role working with retirement plans?

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8. What size plans do you PRIMARILY work with?

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9. Suggestions for future survey questions?

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