Its a good shift. No traffic, to or from work, and you have more time to spend with your family before you go to bed. When i come home my 6 month old son looks at me like.
Then we get alot of hours to play as he absorbs cadences from his mentor, me.
same here. i dont even apply for jobs thats too far away. 20mmiles is my limit and thats pushing it. got this new job im starting soon 8 miles away. 7am-330pmIf you live fairly close to your job it's the goat.
People have to get up at 5 for a 7 o'clock shift?
I mean, 5:30 sure, but I'm more likely to get up at like 5:50, and if that's not early enough I'll either move or get another job. I hate wasting time on the commute.
I used to work at 7, Id wake about 6 or 6 something, be out the door by 630 and be at work by 7....If I wanted to sleep in, Id set my clock earlier and keep snoozing to give my self the impression of more time.....If you live fairly close to your job it's the goat.
People have to get up at 5 for a 7 o'clock shift?
I mean, 5:30 sure, but I'm more likely to get up at like 5:50, and if that's not early enough I'll either move or get another job. I hate wasting time on the commute.
The only part is working in FL heat and sun on installation, those 3 to 3.5 days off was catching up on shyt you couldn't do after work and resting....I had the greatest gym fall off of my life during this time
This is how it has to be for me. I like to be able to get up, hurry up and brush my teeth, throw some clothes on...and still comfortably make it to clock in.
That's not a bad deal if you can handle working a bit harder on less days. A 2 day weekend is so....wack.
I'm at the point where I want that French, 35 hr work week....
