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Morning or evening person?
- Thread starter Salma
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- Feb 17, 2018
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Evening. Can't work before 10 am. Usually sleep around 2-3 am. Don't mind all-nighters - I do them even if there's nothing super-pressing because I'll probably catch up on sleep through napping / waking up late
I initially read that as "I can't work before 10 pm"...
Evening. Can't work before 10 am. Usually sleep around 2-3 am. Don't mind all-nighters - I do them even if there's nothing super-pressing because I'll probably catch up on sleep through napping / waking up late
Wowowowwoow! I have never done an all-nighter before, how do they feel? I get sooo sleepy drinking coffee aswell which is weird.
I also work very well under pressure so usually sleep quite late if I have a deadline or something very important to complete.
You feel terrible the next day, but it's just a general sense of fatigue for me! I guess that I recover quickly because I'm used to being sleepless (even though it's bad for you etc etc). I can't imagine myself getting into the professional rhythm, with 9 am starts... I'm probably suited to the working style of a US firm after all
You could try that at interview haha
US firm: "Why are you applying to our firm?"
Me: "I'm used to being sleepless!"
US firm: "Why are you applying to our firm?"
Me: "I'm used to being sleepless!"
