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【Weekly Topic】Friends on the HaiChuan Forum, please discuss, based on your own work positions, whether it is better to work shifts or to work regular daily hours There are rewards for the top 50 posters! Scores for those with in-depth analysis double! ! !
Working shifts and being exposed to production on a long-term basis allows one to accumulate more fragmented knowledge and experience; there are more tasks to handle during regular working hours
Each has its advantages; the shift times are irregular, which is convenient for families with homes and children. After all, the experience accumulated through these devices is limited, and the scope of exposure remains within that small circle. During the day shift, you interact with different people – various manufacturers, different types of people, different design firms, and those who are on business trips; the circle of people you encounter is different.
If working shifts, there’s time to go out and handle matters in the morning; If it’s the day shift, I need to ask for leave to go handle some matters.
There are plenty of breaks during shift changes, which makes things convenient; however, staying up late frequently harms one’s health. Those who are closest to the front line are the ones who actually carry out the tasks. There are too many rules and regulations; those at the lowest level are always the ones under control. Moreover, the social circle is small, which hinders development. The day shift is busier, but the tasks and people you interact with are different, keeping you connected to society.
The shift work position is meant for newcomers to gain some practical experience, with the opportunity to move to day shifts later on, but this is very difficult.
Is it better to work shifts or to work regular hours? Of course, it’s better to work the day shift.
Of course, a regular day shift is better; rotating shifts are harmful to health.
Of course, a regular day shift is better; shifting shifts is harmful to your health
The day shift is good; shift work is bad for the health.
I don’t work shifts now; I used to. I remember that when I first started working shifts, I felt extremely tired by 5 o’clock – shifting was quite tough. Later, I saw that some companies have three-shift or even two-shift work schedules – it’s too exhausting.