I worked rotating days/nights doing 12 hour shifts, for over ten years. Like most people, I just got on with it while bringing up a family, paying a mortgage..........
When I finally changed jobs and changed to working days (still 12 hour shifts, but no nights), I realised that it is not normal to spend your life permanently feeling like death warmed up.

I know guys who have worked nights for thirty years and they all look like Nosferatu the Vampyre.

I love and live for day shift!!!

I worked both throughout, on and off, and I rather day shift so I could make the mess night shift had to clean up. 🤭 🤣

I have worked many 7pm to 7am shifts. Your picture is so correct. Night shift never does anything especially do any work

I've worked both days and nights and even a 4 to noon shift... it was the best of all of them.

Hated nights packed a very well paid nights job in for a days regular job going from £200 a week to £40 back in late 70s !! Couldn’t sleep in day or eat in night

I have DSPS. So i work nights. We spend a lot of time some nights cleaning up the mess days left for us. I like the people i work with.

In my life I worked every shift imaginable to mankind including 8 on 8 off 8 on shifts.

I preferred to work days. At least you have some semblance of normalcy.

I think the worst was actually 2nd shift. Because it takes several hours to wind down after your shift and so 2nd shift really screws up the old biological clock. Seems like you are always tired.

Depends on the job and the people i am working with...

Most of my jobs working for someone else I worked the night shift . For extra money or working just for myself I worked the daylight to whenever shift made much more money with the early days as long as the tides was good.

AIm blessed enough to see both sides. Both day shifts and night shifts the same week.

I always liked nightshift. I feel it makes a better bond with co-workers. And less management is nice too.

I still work both, dawn fill at a supermarket & a day job as a cleaner. Cleaning up other peoples shit either way :) ;)

Overnight shift stinks, mainly because your sleep cycle gets messed up on days off, it's not conducive to good health.

I am working both, not sure that the earlier shift pays more, it's all the same job.

I worked nights for about a year in 2021. I liked it at first, but having my schedule messed up all the time took its toll on me by the end

I’ve done both. I prefer working days..

Days and no weekends… I need my sports daily lol