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I wake a half-hour before my family so I'm not grumpy when the chaos starts!
9am and I'm at the school gates, then on to the train station to be at my desk a half-hour or so later. Brew, calendar, emails, something, stand-up. We're at 10:30 by now, ready for the day!
My calendar generally dictates my working hours, but lunch and coffee will end around 2pm. Some days are full of coding (with the junior I'm mentoring/pairing or others in my team), others waiting that awkward ten minutes for my next meeting -- but that's what I do to keep my team coding, as they like!
I squeeze in a bit of quieter thinking time until 18:30, as some others have worked earlier hours so the office is calmer. My kids watch my face go along the railway line on Google Maps, as I commute home to do their bath and bedtime.
I'm lucky that I don't have to do on-call or take my work home with me.
I work from home.
I wake up at 7am and give myself about 10 minutes to get out of bed.
From there I either wash up or take a shower, then eat a quick breakfast.
At 8am I go for a walk (if weather permits) that lasts between 40 minutes to an hour.
After that I write down what tasks I want to accomplish for the day and writing down any events.
Around 10 I start job searching. I make it a goal to apply for 5 per day. This can range depending on what I have to do, including taking assessments, writing a cover letter, writing emails, etc.
From here my schedule is more loose, since I don't have a job currently, but I'm doing one or more of these things after 12pm:
Working on my portfolio
Learning something new (now it's gatsby)
Studying German
Editing my resume
Interacting on socials
completing a daily coding challenge
By dinner I'll take a break for a few hours and eat while hanging out with family. Also, I'll usually play video games for like an hour.
For the rest of the evening, I'll be working on a personal project or just relaxing, depending on how I'm feeling.
I'm really interested in seeing how my routine changes once I get my first tech job!
I get up about 7:00 and start getting my kids ready for school (make lunches, make sure they get dressed and eat breakfast) About 8:00 I get in the shower. By 8:45, I'm running the little kids to school (the older ones are already gone).
Three days a week I have a commute immediately after, so I roll into work by 9:15-9:20. The other two days I get to work home, so I have a quick breakfast and start work by 9:00.
After that, I start checking email and Slack before our daily standup at 9:30 (I need to be up-to-speed with our build status and other items of business before I lead the standup). We then have a quick team refinement meeting on Mondays. Next is our Scrum of Scrums meeting at 10:30 for all team scrum masters. By about 11:00, I'm finally ready to start coding. And by coding, I mean pair programming. I'm a senior dev so a lot of my coding time is actually spent mentoring other developers and teaching them how the product works. It's actually quite rewarding.
When lunchtime hits, I have to get away from my desk. When the weather is warm, I'll go out for a run. We have a nice trail that follows a creek that is usually full in the spring. If it's colder, I'll walk the trail. Sometimes we do a team lunch or I run errands. But, I always get away from my desk.
By about 4:30, I get ready for the commute home. On work-from-home days, I close my laptop at 5:00. From there, I'm getting dinner ready, making sure my kids get home from their various activities (my wife gets them there). 9:00 rolls around with me getting the kids into bed and squeezing in my side work while my youngest goes to sleep. Usually after that, I'll get some time with my wife before we go to bed.
I am from the south of India (Kerala). My day starts with waking up at like sometimes 3 am or 6 am and worst case at 8:30 AM. Waking up early gets me some time to admire my 2-year-old baby boy who usually wakes at 8 am. I got 30 minutes to get ready to work. I have to travel 4KM (around 2.5 miles) to Office. I travel to Office in my favorite Royal Enfield Desert Strom (500 cc) takes me 15 to 30 minutes to reach the office after all the traffic.
I work in a startup as a Senior Web Developer. My morning office routines start with reading messages from Gmail and Slack. I handle a stand-alone project so most of my time is spend in coding while my manager deals with client requirements and other stuff. So my day goes on like this
Reaching Office - 9 am
Start Coding - 9:30 am - 11:30 am
Coffee Break - 11:30 am - 12:00 pm
Coding Again - 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
Lunch Break - 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm
Coding Again - 2:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Coffee Again - 5:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Coding Again - 5:30 pm - 6pm
Back to home by 6:30 pm.
Where I am greeted by my baby boy and my dear wife. Following chit chats and some tea/snacks till 9:00 pm. I am back to coding by 10:00 pm (for my projects) and back to bed by 12:00 am -2:00 am (depends).
So, this is how my day goes. All happy, no worries and infinity coding.
Hello devs!
Wake up around the 9:20
Eat breakfast preparation for work.
Saturday and sunday mosly with family.
Out of work try to learn and do a project with django, also want to make web server using the raspberry pi.
Good coding!
I work in a Startup as a Tech Lead. The office is located 7 minutes' walking from my home. As a hobby, I participate in CrossFit championships. Because of that, I have a regular diet to perform better on the workouts. In a typical week, I cook twice a week and weigh the food I'll eat during the day.
I work from home.
Breakfast, watch my dog play in the back yard.
Start work around 6 or 7am.
Work until around 4pm.
I coach a sports team in the evenings so go to that around 5 and get home around 8.
Eat dinner, go to bed / family time.
Rinse and Repeat.