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Grumpy at change of shift (11-7)

Hey I know this is going to sound really silly, but here goes. I'm fine all shift but when day shift comes in, all bright eyed and bushy tailed - it gets to me. All I want to do is give report and run out the door. No time to dilly dally because I just want to go home. I turn into grumpy cat. I've never been like this while working 3-11. Does anyone else experience this phenomenon?

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I have the opposite issue. My day shift relief comes in looking like a troll that is actively eating a lemon the entire time I'm giving report.

Omg this!! ^ love it! Couldn't describe it better

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I'd be completely fine up until certain day staff would chat to each other about their weekend or start organising their shift through handover when all I need is their undivided attention for 15 min so I can get the heck outta there!! I got a reputation for demanding everyone just shut the **** up during handover! Of course I'd make sure I gave the same courtesy to the afternoon staff when I came back on duty that night. As with the end of any shift, you just want to handover the info and be on your merry way!

When I worked nights and certain staff would arrive late for report and THEN waste time talking about their weekend......very annoying. I'm hungry, I want to give report and leave.

I have the opposite issue. My day shift relief comes in looking like a troll that is actively eating a lemon the entire time I'm giving report.

Do I work with you?

I am known for looking a bit scary during report nothing personal, it just takes me a while to wake up and get going.

At the place I work now, day shift comes in, clocks in at the door at 0658, goes to get coffee, then comes on the unit 10-15 min late for report.

Drives me crazy. Shift ends at 0700 and I don't leave until 0740 because I can't find anyone to give report to.

At the place I work now, day shift comes in, clocks in at the door at 0658, goes to get coffee, then comes on the unit 10-15 min late for report.

Drives me crazy. Shift ends at 0700 and I don't leave until 0740 because I can't find anyone to give report to.

This is not acceptable. I do clock in a 0659, but I just take a quick looks at my pts rhythms on the monitor and I'm ready to go. I even put my lunch away after report.

A lot of our night people want to arrive at 1900 then look up labs before report...umm no.

I would mention to those individuals that you need to give report and leave. They can get coffee after report has been given, or come in earlier.

I would mention to those individuals that you need to give report and leave. They can get coffee after report has been given, or come in earlier.

Oh, I do. Trust me.

If it keeps up, there will be a reckoning.

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