Those "Cushy" Jobs Spell More Hours at the Office
August 1, 2007
Credit pros are clearly not "9 to 5ers: After dropping modestly in the early part of this decade, hours spent on the job are increasing again. Overall, the average credit professional works nearly 48 hours a week. The profession as a whole is up 1.2 hours per week since the last survey to levels last seen six years ago. Want to get one of those "cushy" high-level positions? Don't count on it being cushy. The VPs and directors of credit are topping the list, along with international credit execs, with more than 50-hour work weeks. Still, it should be noted that some high-level credit pros do get the job done in a mere 40 hours. That's the lowest level reported by all VPs of credit. And we even had a director of credit report a 28-hour work week. On the other hand, the highest level reported by a director of credit was 80 hours. The highest reported by anyone in the survey is 85 hours, and that was reported by a credit manager. Average Hours Worked Per Week by Job Title
The Highest Weekly Totals in the Survey MAXIMUM HOURS WORKED PER WEEK Credit Manager 85 hours Director of Credit 80 Corporate Credit Manager 70 Int'l / Export Credit Manager 60 Regional Credit Manager 62 Vice President, Credit 60 Customer Financial Services Executive 60 National Credit Manager 60 Download the Full Report Now
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