Work From Home Routine | night shift 10pm - 7am

My working from home routine when I get night shift, 10pm - 7am. I hope you enjoy this video :)

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[AJ-mcro]

Coming from the medical side, working night shift also messes with your circadian rhythm which can cause health problems with your heart and brain. Studies have shown that people who worked the majority of their careers (30+ years) on the night shift didn’t live as long as people working day shift 😬 But as a night shift nurse myself, that’s not really going to stop any of us 😂

[aaronelmore]

Something I like to tell myself with Nightshift is that as most people are getting up to go trudge to work, I get to go to bed and be all cosy ☺️

[elesisfernandez]

I worked in rotating shift for about 10 years. The first week is always the hardest since you have to wait for your body clock to adjust. It gets easier after that. And because my work is customer facing, I got nothing to do (other than monitoring the services) if there is no customer complaint or request so nights and weekends are the "relaxing" days. I can watch movies or series, play console games, read, nap, etc. But night shifts became really hard as I get older, now I prefer to have proper sleep so I transfer to another job.

[rhensb]

The pros and cons are legitimate. I'm a sociable person, and it drains me if I don't interact with others for a week, which is why weekends were my favorite day, because it's a day for me to socialize. But I do love my work and cherish the privilege of WFH. Btw, thank you! You indeed share a night shift life, so relatable~!

[candy]

I work from home since the pandemic but my hours are 8am-4:30pm .. I couldn’t imagine overnight 😅 I totally understand about lack of social life. I see my boyfriend on the weekends so he’s a majority of my social life. I also have some plans with people the next two weekends so I’ll enjoy that lol 🎉 but yeah, you gotta be intentional with maintaining contact with people. Also, to take care of my physical health i do workout videos from home. In between breaks I workout for 20-30 minutes.. gives me energy!

[stephaniecroft]

This video is so great. I'm a bartender full time and so I work very weird hours. I have been doing this for about 6 years and my body still hates it.. it is extremely difficult for me to cultivate a routine that prevents depression, especially seasonal depression (never seeing the daylight) and a routine that keeps me from oversleeping. In Canada it's especially difficult because it's so dark and cold the majority of the year and at night it's even worse. Content like this really helps, so thank you!

[capturious]

I work 6-4 night shifts too, and i feel so alienated from everyone around me... however, i'm an introvert and don't really need socializing, my anxiety is also way calmer than usual as i get to work in silence, and no one bothering me (mostly). WFH is such a blessing, since i despiseeee going to the office :')

[m.g.]

I think this is the first vlog I've seen of someone who works nights! I work mid-shift (3pm to 12mn) so I still somehow relate since it's not regular people hours.

[blesseymosley]

Love this! I work night shifts at home too, please make a routine before work video 💕💕 So hard to find routines for late night wfh videos for inspiration.

[rubyt.]

I am working from home starting December 5th. For 15 years plus I have always been at the office or store in person this will be quite the change!!

[homeygumi]

very relatable, been working night shift for 7 yrs now...work from home since pandemic

[lunaeclair]

New sub here and I find your vid so relatable. Though, it was a bit hard for me as a solo mom working the night shift because after work I had to do all the chores and make my 5-year-old prepare for her online class. So basically, I can take a rest after her class at 3:30 PM. sort of 1 hour bonding moment with my kid, and feed her before taking a 2-hour nap, and then will wake up for dinner time with my kid then will do little chores and going bedtime with my kid at night before my shift starts at 2 AM. I can take only complete rest during rest days. Not an easy lifestyle but seeing my kid and knowing that I can provide for her needs without help from anyone feels so rewarding.

[jingyr]

I like how clean and clutter free your place is. 😀

[VampireGrleva]

I work an hour less than the shift given, but I do agree on the pros and cons. The higher pay is great, but the stress of the job has made me gain so much weight in the three years of doing my job. I dream of the day when I can do WFH instead of an overnight job outdoors, but for now it’s been hard. My sleep cycle’s sucked, and I can’t find a decent balance between college, work, and my social life. I lost two good friends due to work and my mental health as a result, but due to the lack of sleep, I have friends online and abroad now. I wish I could sleep regularly instead of having to mess it up every week. But the semester will be over soon, and I can adjust it to something I like again.

[maedhyne]

thank you for sharing your routine! i'm bound to start my job training for the same time slot next week and i was quite lost on how to start changing mine. my mom was worried about my health, and it was getting hard to convince her that i'll be okay. let's all stay healthy and safe! ✊🏼✨

[ladymallowyt]

This was interesting to watch. It must not be easy wfh for the night shift. I guess another pro is you don't have to get dressed, and you can enjoy getting food from your own kitchen whenever you feel like it.

[katemccrea]

I started working first shift from 0300-0800 but because of the commute I have to wake up at 0100 and leave by 0200. It's hard to get used to, but I am a night owl and have higher productivity at night, and there's less people at work to have to deal with. Because of the nature of my job, I rarely actually speak to someone unless it''s in passing or I have a question and call them. The only downside for me as I'm an introverted person is that it's not work from home. But I do love the job so it's not a hardship for me to get up and do it.

[swgnce]

wow i love ur editing! so aestheticly calm :D

[BellasDiary]

i love your desk setup, it’s so minimalistic but yet so chic!

[chansmile]

It is my first time someone posting about a realistic WFH experience. Every other video I have watched, people miraculously seem to have 42 hours a day and doing 100 things within that. But I can see how you manage your work hours and the free time in this video and I am happy I watched it. I WFH as well but I work from 4AM-1PM. I was never someone to wake up earlier than 8AM but after 2-3 weeks I now manage to wake up early and feel less tired. I agree about the cons of WFH when it comes to putting on weight too 😂 I have not checked my weight yet but I guess I weigh over 55Kg now 🥴
Anyways, thank you for the video and good luck with your work!!