Most employers' work schedules include weekday morning and afternoon hours. There is limited opportunity for you to significantly change your schedule to avoid these common hours of operation. Once graduated, the expectations of your employer are for you to arrive at work on time, be well rested, and perform at your highest potential. It is nearly impossible for you to meet these high expectations when deprived of sleep. In college, your grades reflect your accomplishment in learning a skill, demonstrating ability, or memorizing a designated body of knowledge.
Memories can last a long time, and early impressions take a long time to dispel.
Back Exams College examinations measure learning according to established criteria. There are no exams in the workplace. Bosses and colleagues develop impressions based on their own values and biases. Thus, your success as a new employee will be greatly influenced by your attitude, approach to work assignments, and ability to establish rapport with colleagues, clients, and supervisors. Other intangible success behaviors include fast thinking, active listening, and demonstrating tact and diplomacy.