Do 7:00am-3:30pm seems like a long shift to you?

[Anonymous]

[Phoenix-gb]

Nope, same as the shift I work (actually half an hour shorter) just at a different time. Would hate it though as I'm up at 6 already for an 8:30 start, would be 4-5am if I had those hours.

[Kaneki05]

Pretty sure that's not. A average shift is 7-9hrs right? and that fits in-between that.
To me it would be unthinkable as I've yet to have a job but for normal people that's average I think.

[WhatTheHeckkkk]

It’s 8.5 hours a day… Which is only 30 minutes more than what someone who works full time (8hrs a day/5days a week).


So, no… Not really.

[MCheetah]

Nope. Although I'd never work mornings again! I currently 1pm to 9pm, and sometimes don't leave until 10pm.

[TheMajesticKing777]

It's 8 hours and 30 minutes, so 30 mins of overtime

[libsaretards]

Not if OP is in the U. S. She would clock out for a 30 minute lunch by law so just an even 8 hours.

[BCRanger10]

No. I used to work that shift with my job. I liked it better.

[libsaretards]

That is about average. It is right at the top of full time without going into overtime.

[noohair]

No. I did 12 hour shifts. If it is too hard, get a helmet. It is called work for a reason.

[bigpauly]

Not out of the ordinary for full time. I don’t like that companies don’t give paid hour lunches

[Anonymous]

yeah it does even though realistically it isn't. the best is the 2-11 shift or 2-10 shift. i used to do 12 hour shifts even 16 or 18 hour shifts 2 decades ago and i couldn't stand it.

[Still-alive]

ehh normal... but pretty damn early still lol

[Imsmurter1]

Not long but I have to start early blegh

[In_Trance]

No..