Posted by Billy NY on September 06, 2007 at 06:20:03 from (205.188.117.74):
In Reply to: Bit of a conundrum posted by Don-Wi on September 06, 2007 at 00:26:11:
Is school out of the picture now ? I did the 3:30-12:00 shift as a teamster when in school, 2nd shift foreman at 19, was a rough week with a full credit load each semester, + that 2nd shift with mandatory overtime. Tired was just the beginning of it, was glad to be done with it.
Job advice would be to negotiate the best deal for you all around, salary, shift, work conditions and culture of the people you work with. There is nothing worse than going to a job you hate every day. I would play it by ear, see what kind of offer you can get, find a way to put it in laymans terms about the quiet'er 2nd shift without all the managment around, most 2nd shifts are like that except in larger operations where there must be a management presence, I agree, it makes the work environment more relaxed, less stress in many situations, you come in, do your work, go home, no B.S.
Day shift would be nice no doubt, see what the offer is, and in some articulate way, get the point across about the environment of the 2nd shift being favorable, yet everyone is productive and gets the work done, it is a good point and quite true, but some may interpret that to be the shift that goofs off more if you know what I mean, not about goofing, it's about management not in your face all the time and people left alone to do their work with the B.S.
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