More than 54% of the respondents are entitled to 4 weeks or more of vacation time and 28% of respondents stated they get 3 weeks of vacation indicating that there is plenty of vacation time across the board. It is not clear, however, how much of this vacation time is actually taken each year.

49% of the respondents actually feel that they are doing a better than average job of achieving balance in their lives. Only a small minority of stated that they strike a poor balance between their work and personal lives. 38% of the respondents stated that the work/personal life balance is average. As a point of comparison from other studies, this data shows the work/life balance achieved here is better than that of those employed in the hedge fund industry.

From the 2007 Private Equity and Venture Capital Compensation Report by Job Search Digest

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