So, I might encourage you to think about these roles as an investment in your career, where what you put in, of course, is long hours maybe 100 hours a week for a couple of years and what you get out, is a number of things, including a skill set that's really valued and respected, not just in finance, but around the business world, exposures to CFOs and how they think about problems.
"Especially for this group of employees, who are used to being [salaried], the worry is they're not going to report all the hours they put in -- until, of course, they one day get fired and file the class action," McCutchen says.
ESMERALDA No, sir, on reflection I think you'll realise that by using such a term, albeit fleetingly, you undermine all the work you have put in over the course of your career.
But Lancaster said he was "delighted overall with the efforts the boys put in over the course of the tour".
For a taste of white water, bring a raft or kayak, put in on the Upper Course of the Esopus and ride the rapids down into town, where you can stop off for dinner and a spin through the Main Street shops.
"I am optimistic because I believe that nobody will put in danger the European course of our country".
Tyers estimates parents with kids who want to play soccer seriously would be expected to put in around $50,000 over the course of 10 years, with no guarantee of return on investment.
"The effort and commitment and resilience the players have put in has been fantastic over the course of the run that we're on.
It's doubtful if any of them could rival even half the number of hours that Gordon Brown puts in during the course of a working day.
Of course putting in the work only gets you so far.
