When do you typically leave work?

When do you typically leave work? Published on February 10, 2020 → Survey conducted on February 10, 2020 on 17047 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

When I have completed my allocated work hours

30%

When I finish my daily to-do list

13%

When I feel good about what I accomplished

When my manager/supervisor says I can leave

When I’m tired

Other

Don’t know

N/A – I don’t work

32%

When I have completed my allocated work hours

30%

When I finish my daily to-do list

13%

When I feel good about what I accomplished

When my manager/supervisor says I can leave

When I’m tired

Other

Don’t know

N/A – I don’t work

32%

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