Is it tiring to work 24 hours a day and rest for 48 hours?
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The compensation is okay, but there’s nothing to learn – it’s not challenging at all. Is such a job worth taking on, or should one look for a job that offers more challenges and opportunities to learn, even if the salary is lower? Are there any people who have been through this? Please share your experiences
Working 24 hours a day and resting for 48 hours must be exhausting; most people couldn’t handle it.
I used to work 24 hours straight and then take a 24-hour break. To be honest, when you’re young you can do anything, but one has to look ahead and consider whether they’ll still be able to keep working as they get older Even if you’re able to do it, will they still want you? Look around at your colleagues – are many of them getting older? What kind of lifestyle? Now you know how to choose, right? I’m an engineer now, working five days a week and resting two!
I only saw two senior leaders looking haggard; I didn’t get in touch with anyone else
In what kind of positions does such inhumane work exist?
It’s impossible to work 24 hours a day. 20 hours might be a physiological limit. . . Does one have to sleep for a few hours?
Working for 24 consecutive hours means the seedlings must have sneaked in many naps...
Staying in one place to catch criminals – it might be possible to endure the shortage of staff, but that’s not the norm. I’m not aware of any other positions that require working 24 hours; watching areas where no one comes or goes, such as cemeteries, poses no problem and doesn’t interfere with sleep
There should be quite a few of these. However, some companies have switched to multiple shifts