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As I am currently studying, my manager and I have agreed upon completing 16 hours a week, where I am able to spread the hours over the week and I can work from home if I need to, due to prior arrangements
In my position I was able to work in the same style as my team meaning 2 days a week working from home and I was able to leave the office early to continue my work from home if few people in the team were in the office. My employer was also happy with me to work 8am-4pm rather than the conventional 9am-5pm which allowed me to skip time waiting in traffic. My employer was also happy for me to work more or less hours in a day as long as I had worked 40 hours for the week.
At the office, hours are reasonably flexible and coming/going outside of a strict 9-5 is quite normal. Hybrid/remote work is widespread. When interning full time the usual workload was 40 hours per week, and when interning part-time during the university year the arrangement was quite flexible around studies.
Employer is very flexible with working arrangements. Ideally we are in office 4 out of 5 days a week, but they are very understanding of certain circumstances such as illness, children, one off occasions, etc.
Over my internship period i worked 8 hours a day/5 days a week - with one day of remote working and varying with periods like summary fridays where i worked 4 hours less. During my study, i had the ability to work 1 1/2 days a week - going back to full-time over semester breaks.