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What's it like working night shift?
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this post was submitted on 12 Jul 2023
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I fucking love night shifts. For the last two years I’ve worked exclusively night shifts (23:00-7:00 or 19:00-7:00).
Super unhealthy though - I often sleep only two or three hours before my shift, and I do stuff all day.
This works for me since I never really slept much (I would often stay awake till 3-4 in the morning after work).
With night shifts I just do the same but I get to work when there isn’t much work to do and do stuff I want to do during daytime.