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Cross your fingers and hope you get it out of your system early, then the rest of your employment can be work dream-free! You're probably stressing subconsciously about learning the ropes, so I wouldn't worry too much. Good luck with the new job!
Read a new book before bed, one chapter at a time. Better if it has cliff hangers to stop on. Get your mind on something else.
sounds like you can use a vacation
sounds like a 'dream job' sorry for you though, spend your evenings doing something you like, that would help.
I had this for about a year, the only thing that stopped these boring and ridiculous dreams was seeing someone (I was single at the time) and they've stopped now I'm in a relationship, I had them because I had nothing else to dream about.
only 8 hr shifts... thats nothing
I work 16 hours on the weekends and then 3 other 8 hour shifts
agreed. I'd love to do five 8 hour shifts a week, instead of five 10-12 hour shifts, plus meetings. especially when my phone can never be off as well.
Check with your gouvernment labour bouard -- in Canada, I think you get paid overtime for sleep-working.
That's actually really common, but of course that doesn't make it suck any less! Good luck op, they should fade once you get the hang of your job.
That is exactly what happened to me when I was working 10 hour shifts at Subway. I would fall asleep and wake up counting how many meats go on something like a BMT without even consciously thinking about it. lol
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Cross your fingers and hope you get it out of your system early, then the rest of your employment can be work dream-free! You're probably stressing subconsciously about learning the ropes, so I wouldn't worry too much. Good luck with the new job!
sounds like a 'dream job' sorry for you though, spend your evenings doing something you like, that would help.