Hi there.. I am a supervisor for a super fast paced tele floor. I think the best thing in being a new grad is your new. No bad habits...They are super easy to pick up until you mess up big. Nights will give you the ability to really work on time management skills. That, I think, is the hardest thing to accomplish. (keep post it notes with you.) Often, a patient will ask for something, but when you walk out of the room it goes into nursing never never land because 5 other people want something else from you. They always say waitressess make great nurses...Anyway, take advantage of the nights. Your admission skills will be good at night. Discharge starts at admission..teaching..ect.. keep that in mind. Hopefully you will have a great preceptor that will show you the right way of doing things. Policies are there for a reason...doesn't make things easy, but keeps you with a license. So best of luck to you. I am still learning something everyday. The day you think you have it all is the day you need to find a new job!