Personally, I'd rather just have been born ridiculously wealthy and live a life of luxury without working at all.

Nights.

I really, really like being retired. I'm all shifted out.

I play music for a living so l am a night person. A real job is something l have seldom experienced. Whew!

I work graveyard and love it! The heat isn't as bad for the ride in, the ride home is cool, and the office fools are never to be seen. Sure, I don't have much of a life, but neither does this town.

I work 3-11 pm and I love it

I have worked all of the shifts mentioned and to me it matters much more on who I'm working with then when I'm there. I prefer to sleep in so 3pm- 11pm shifts were my favorite. Now I own my own business and make my own hours so I would pick that option if that's a choice.

We used to run a 24 hour shop, Monday through Friday. Working midnight to 8 AM was my favorite shift (and yes I worked all of them). It was quiet, not as much to do, no one around to bug you or whine about things. And I loved my social life. Sleep from 9 to 3 when everyone else is at work, and then you have all evening to hang with friends.

I would rather be on a beach sipping something strong with a young lady who is naughty. But that's me.

Day shift.

And Monday through Friday.

Middle shift was always the best for me. I am retired young. So any time of day works for me now.

I rather not work at all now days.

Find have worked all 3 in my life in multiple jobs. There are lots of advantages to each.

I've worked first and second shifts but it's been first for many years because that's when my clients need me. Back in the 80s I adored second shift!

9-5 for life!

I've worked them all. I like how quiet graveyard is and I can concentrate better, but over time you get tired no matter how much sleep you get. I think I choose day time.

Until the proliferation of 24 hr. grocery stores, I could not eat properly when I worked afternoons. Graveyard shifts messed with my sleep patterns immensely.

I'd rather not have to work at all just sit in the sun drinking beer and listening to good music.

Night shift for me has more benefits than Day shift right now. Traffic nightmare on days and hate getting up to an alarm. Plus a little extra pay on nights and more time to get appointments in without missing work.

I worked 3rd shift for one week for a summer job I had in college, and it was the longest week of my life.

Days.... to humid in the summer and to cold in the winter. 1 dollar more for working nights don't solve tbe problem.

Some companies have rotating shifts,this is, every so many weeks of being on a shift,you'd go to the one after your's I.E. day to night shift,totally messing up your body for a while and then do it all over again. The retention rate must be horrible.

Have done all kinds of work hours. I've never had a nine till five weekends off job. Would say nights though as they seem to pass quicker and less managers and pen pushers about

I work 24/7 I own my business but I have children and grandchildren it's all about finding a balance