working the day be4 an exam (1 Viewer)
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Depends how much study you have done before the exam and how many hours you are going to work. If you're going to work all day - don't do it. If it's a few hours and you're prepared for the exam, go ahead.
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I wouldn't, personally - it'd disrupt my "examinating" frame of mind. but if you feel ok about it then go for it.
smegthehead
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working all day before an exam is fine IMO if you are prepared. One thing I'd never ever do again is working all day with a mega bitch hangover. I almost barfed twice in front of customers last time.
SashatheMan
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hell i done a night shift and then went to exam after a few hours sleep.
results? well i got money from work , all that matters
results? well i got money from work , all that matters
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dont work the day b4 an exam.
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you gotta be crazy to do that...mm_d14 said:
Some of these posts make it sound like you can't do it.mm_d14 said:
I have been fairly prepared for exams and worked a few hours the day before them and it didn't effect my results - make sure you're prepared.
I'll come back to this thread in a week when I see if it has an effect this time around.
Serius
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ive done it a number of times, including for my trial. in some ways it was an advantage and in smoe ways a dissadvantage.
the advantage was that after a 4hour shift coming home i felt prtty tired. Because they were exams they started a bit later than normal so i got like 9 hours sleep and felt fantastic for those exams.
the downside is you have less time to cram and prepare the night before. the truth is that no1 is ever completely prepared as well as t hey could be and those exstra few hours could have helped. All in all though, working shows what type of person you are to future employees and/or university interviewers.
it comes down to working is your choice and it probably wont affect you all that much
the advantage was that after a 4hour shift coming home i felt prtty tired. Because they were exams they started a bit later than normal so i got like 9 hours sleep and felt fantastic for those exams.
the downside is you have less time to cram and prepare the night before. the truth is that no1 is ever completely prepared as well as t hey could be and those exstra few hours could have helped. All in all though, working shows what type of person you are to future employees and/or university interviewers.
it comes down to working is your choice and it probably wont affect you all that much
PerfectByNature
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thats cos its true.. it all depends on something or otherEagles said:keyword: "depends"
moffat
Yeah. Think about it.
when at work..i'm only doing a half-assed job..so if i worked before an exam..i'd be feeling really guilty bout not using the time spent staring into space at work, at home studying instead