Sept. 22, 2025
A work schedule
I don't like my work schedule, I work five days per week. I used to work shifts, but I didn't like the job. Now I'm in an opposite situation. There are some disadvantages to shift work. For example, it might be that you don't have any weekends because a boss has made an inconvenient schedule. Moreover, when you have a day off, your colleagues can ask you something about work, so you feel like you're still on call. But working shifts is better for me because I want to be at home more often. I would rather work 2/2 (11 working hours) than work 5/2 (8 working hours).
However, I like my job. It's challenging. I love it, but at the same time, I hate it. I'm too anxious and insecure. Part of me craves challenges but another part would prefer working according to instructions. However, I know that in this case I would get bored soon, so the first part would win.
A work schedule
I don't like my work schedule, because I work five days per week.
I used to work shifts, but I didn't like the job.
Now I'm in anthe opposite situation.
There are some disadvantages to shift work.
For example, it might be that you don't have any weekends because {a boss | your boss} has made an inconvenient schedule.
“A boss” is OK if the person has two or more bosses.
Moreover, when you have a day off, your colleagues can ask you something about work, so you feel like you're still on call.
But working shifts is better for me because I want to be at home more often.
I would rather work 2/2 (11 working hours per day) than work 5/2 (8 working hours per day).
I’m not familiar with the expression “2/2”, but I assume that “2/2 (11 working hours)” means you work two 11-hr days, then you have two days off, followed by two more 11-hr days, followed by two days off, etc.
However, I like my job.
It's challenging.
I love it, but at the same time, I hate it.
I'm too anxious and insecure.
Part of me craves challenges but another part would prefer working according tojust following instructions.
However, I know that in this case I would get bored soon, so the first part would win.
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Sept. 23, 2025
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I don't like my work schedule, I work five days per week. I don't like my work schedule, because I work five days per week. |
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I used to work shifts, but I didn't like the job. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Now I'm in an opposite situation. Now I'm in |
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There are some disadvantages to shift work. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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For example, it might be that you don't have any weekends because a boss has made an inconvenient schedule. For example, it might be that you don't have any weekends because {a boss | your boss} has made an inconvenient schedule. “A boss” is OK if the person has two or more bosses. |
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Moreover, when you have a day off, your colleagues can ask you something about work, so you feel like you're still on call. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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But working shifts is better for me because I want to be at home more often. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I would rather work 2/2 (11 working hours) than work 5/2 (8 working hours). I would rather work 2/2 (11 working hours per day) than work 5/2 (8 working hours per day). I’m not familiar with the expression “2/2”, but I assume that “2/2 (11 working hours)” means you work two 11-hr days, then you have two days off, followed by two more 11-hr days, followed by two days off, etc. |
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However, I like my job. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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It's challenging. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I love it, but at the same time, I hate it. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I'm too anxious and insecure. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Part of me craves challenges but another part would prefer working according to instructions. Part of me craves challenges but another part would prefer |
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However, I know that in this case I would get bored soon, so the first part would win. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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