Nearly every morning is fast paced for Candice, since producers and writers rely heavily on graphics to help tell their stories. It s during breaking news, however, when Candice feels the most stressed out. When things are getting thrown at you and they need it in 30 seconds or a minute it can be stressful. That s when it s challenging and that s when it s fun. Candice says her co-workers make her job easier, though.
Stress is easy to deal with when it s in an atmosphere like here.
It s fun and we laugh so much during the morning show. Although she knows a stack of work will be waiting for her when she arrives at four in the morning, Candice says she doesn t have much trouble getting out of bed. To know I m going to come to work and will have fun, laugh, and like the job that I do, you almost have to have that to enjoy this shift. Otherwise it makes it very hard to get up. Like many other members on the morning crew Candice also likes the morning shift because there s still an afternoon worth of daylight left when she leaves the building.