Watching the clock doesn't seem to make it pass quicker.  Are you thinking of trying your marketing and consistency skills at the Motor Vehicle Department or such?   Your expertise could enhance many state operations.  Hmm...maybe even Todaro 2020....why not?  

I've never been a clock watcher. I gave up wearing a watch 30+ years ago. Time is everywhere, if I need it. The only time I stay very aware is if I need to meet clients or show up at an event. As for projects.....I keep going cause I get so into them and it's fun. Often times Gary will pop his head in my office and bring me a glass of wine and say - it's almost 7 or 8 - you coming out!!! Clearly he knows how to bribe me!

I generally have my set hours for work and when the clock strikes to finish, I stop my day unless I'm negotiating a contract.

Only if I have an appointment or a deadline, even then it is best to have an assistant watching it for me.

I am always keenly aware of the clock - I live by my calendar and am crazy obsessive about punctuality! Even when working from home for the day, I set time restrictions on tasks (block time).

If I am running behind, I will finish what I'm working on before I 'quit for the day,'

work til I'm finished but .... I do check the clock to see if I'm not on schedule & then speed it up.

Used to watch the clock when I was in bondage decades ago...Now, its finished when it is finished plus regulated to my pleasure and whoever

Not per se, only when I know I have to be somewhere by a certain time. BUT, I do work unto all tasks are compeleted

What time did you say it was?

Sadly, my e-calendar synchronized with all my devices including my smartwatch control my live every second of the day with alarms, reminders, notes... it's totally crazy. I talk to my computer, my smartphone, my smartwatch, even in my car, all the time - they are all my assistants! 

I can now have alarms and reminders while I drive, answer and reply to texts, make appointments, get driving directions, take and make calls, all without taking my eyes off the road or touching any buttons.

I've never considered real estate to be an 8-5 job.  If there is something that needs to get done, then it gets done.  I know there are day that are not so hectic and I can always find time to relax on those days.

Generally no. I set alarms on my phone for appointments with reminder alerts...but yeah, every now and then I look at the clock!

I work.  Sometimes I glance at the clock and realize I missed lunch by a couple hours.  That was 3 days ago.

I watch the clock so that I allow enough time to get to the bank with the day's commission checks!

When I'm at my desk, I have to remember to get up and jiggle the molecules! Once an hour for 10 minutes. Other than that, I get it done!

I have a pretty good 'internal clock' and Lunapie knows EXACTLY when 8am and 4pm are! LOL

I am not a clock watcher. I do not have a 9-5 job.

Barbara,

Not really, it is the cat who watches the clock and starts to complain when he wants a walk.  A

the clock has no value at either job for the end of the day... just the begining.

I tend to watch the clock only if I have an appointment. Otherwise it doesn't matter to me what time of day it is.

Like Forest Gump says: When I get hungry I eat. When I get tired I sleep.  Otherwise I pretty much work and play.

Don't watch clock but stay aware of approximate time if I have other things to do.

If I worked until I was done with everything, Days would have gone by. :)

The clock has taken on a whole different role since I escaped my former career cage...! Now it's just a marker... not an indicator of time until escape! :)

In my early career and through most of it work came first. Towards the end of my career, I was more prone to stop and do other things!

I work a scheduled day. I have alrms and remiders on my phone from my calendar. I pity the person that works until they're done...we're never "done". I'm home by 6PM most every evening and I have to work efficiently to pull that off. 

We work until we're done. Sometimes that's 3:00, sometimes that's 9:00.

I continue until the work is done.  Seldom do I ever deviate from it

#2. Last night was 1:15 AM working on my blog.

I watch the clock on windsurfing days, I like to rig up around 2 oclock.

I have my set hours and daily routine.  99.9% of the time I shut down when I've completed my set hours.  There are rare exceptions ... like when an appointment runs much longer than expected, I may work longer that evening just to stay "caught up" on things. 

I watch the clock to know when my next appoitment is, but i plan on each say 7am to 9pm weekdays, and every minute is full. I do look foward to the Saturday if i have an event or can sneak off to a concert though.... 

I would prefer to work until I am finished but that rarely seems to happen. I work until something pulls me away (making dinner for the fam, meetings, etc.). Usually, once I am done for the day, I try to stay out of the office and let things keep until the next morning. 

I work as long as I want to and then I call it a day Barbara Todaro . I'm behind my desk by 7:00 am and almost always home by 4:00 pm.

I work until my wife calls me down for dinner. If required, I'll go back into the office after dinner. Dinner is sometimes the only opportunity for family time during the day so I like to be there for it.

Oh my, I just work - my husband yells at me and I work more LOL

I get the work done at the office or go home or fnish it later in the evening. Was much different when the boys lived at home. Not a clock watcher or time blocker Barbara.

I have my to do list and will work till it is finished for the day!

What's a clock:)

I promise my clients I will work in their best interest. If that means working until late at night, then that’s what I do. 

I am very careful about who I take on as a client and the promises I make.