Not the way we make our living, it seems
Although, now I think about it, I’m not sure most people working 9 to 5 has ever really been a thing given the number of non office-based jobs which have traditionally had different, and in some cases longer, hours (retail, healthcare, manufacturing, etc).
Anyway, let’s have some polls.
The study found most full-time workers would like to start work at 8am and finish by 4pm, hours chosen by 37% of those surveyed. The second most popular choice was 7am to 3pm, chosen by 21% of those surveyed.
I’m all for getting home earlier, but getting out of bed earlier as well? 
I say 9-5 but once or twice a week I’m in until 5.30 and will take some TOIL maybe or a longer lunch break.
My official working hours are 9-4.50 but I normally do 8.30-whenever. Classes run 9-4 so I’m supposed to be in the building between those hours.
I’ve only ever worked 9-5 as part of a shift pattern including 8-4, 10-6 and a flex week.
Generally work 7-4 (3pm if it’s a short day) and 12-8/1-9 if on a late shift. Haven’t ever worked 9-5
8:30-4:30 Though other people in my office, probs on same contract, seem to work/want to work 8-6+ or some stupid prick hours
8.45 to 5.15 Mon-Thurs, shorter on a Friday (4.30? Dunno). It’s a remnant of it mostly being a manufacturing site.
In practice I’m there 9 till half five-ish every day and ignore the early leaving on Friday, because I’m such a ruddy bloody grafter. Or like routine. One of the two.
I do 7.20 to 4.45ish. Bit longer on a Monday, bit shorter on a Friday.
Please read this post twice to get the full benefit.
9 to 5:30, Monday to Friday.
I also work 9am to 9pm one of those days, but this week I’m doing two long days.
Currently work 8:30am - 5pm, which means getting up at 6:30am. Not gonna lie it’s hard going since I’ve spent the past 8 years staying up at 4:30am - 6am every night and waking up at 12pm.
I won’t lie my new work shift is making me miserable but if I wasn’t here I’d just be miserable at home instead.