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 ====Being On Shift====
-There are three different shifts you may be scheduled on. Day: 7:00 am - 3:00 pm, Afternoon: 3:00 pm - 11:00 pm, or Night: 11:00pm - 7:00 am. Eventually, you will begin doing weekend shifts. These consist of nine consecutive days on, including the weekend, which will be two 12 hour shifts. Before or after starting weekend shifts though, you will have three work days and the weekend off, which is a nice way to prepare or relax for these shifts.
+  * There are three different shifts you may be scheduled on. Day: 7:00 am - 3:00 pm, Afternoon: 3:00 pm - 11:00 pm, or Night: 11:00pm - 7:00 am. Eventually, you will begin doing weekend shifts. These consist of nine consecutive days on, including the weekend, which will be two 12 hour shifts. Before or after starting weekend shifts though, you will have three work days and the weekend off, which is a nice way to prepare or relax for these shifts.
+  * Each shift can vary in how they feel throughout the time you're here. Day shifts are typically quite busy, afternoons are busy in that first half usually and a bit calmer towards the end, and night shifts can be calm, but due to it being so late you'll need to be prepared to solve issues or call people early in the morning. All this being said though, shifts can vary depending on what is happening that day. Day shifts may be slow but afternoon could be packed, vice verse. The point of this is just to inform you of what to kind of expect when you are here during those first couple of weeks on shift. As said above though, don't worry to much about this as time goes on because you will eventually experience each shift yourself.
-Each shift can vary in how they feel throughout the time you're here. Day shifts are typically quite busy, afternoons are busy in that first half usually and a bit calmer towards the end, and night shifts can be calm, but due to it being so late you'll need to be prepared to solve issues or call people early in the morning. All this being said though, shifts can vary depending on what is happening that day. Day shifts may be slow but afternoon could be packed, vice verse. The point of this is just to inform you of what to kind of expect when you are here during those first couple of weeks on shift. As said above though, don't worry to much about this as time goes on because you will eventually experience each shift yourself.