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@lisabebby

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Why it worked

The video addresses a common aspiration (WFH night shift job) with practical advice and a relatable personal story. The creator's directness and clear call to action encourage viewers to take the suggested steps.

Summary

The creator shares how she landed a work-from-home night shift job by applying to companies that operate 24/7. She explains that while training might be during the day, choosing a night shift can be an option once training is complete. She specifically mentions Cox as an employer and advises viewers to look for companies with round-the-clock operations and check their career sections.

Structure

1Introduction and common question
2Identifying employer (Cox) and its services
3Explaining training and shift selection process

Original caption

Y’all ask me ALL the time how I landed a night-shift WFH job, so here’s the honest answer! 👩🏽‍💻🌙 I mentioned Cox, a company I previously worked for, but I don’t disclose my current employer online. The key is applying to companies that operate 24/7. You’ll most likely have to train during the day, but once training is complete, you may be able to choose a night shift. And baby, NIGHT SHIFT IS NOT FOR THE WEAK 😭😂 It takes discipline and a good sleep schedule! For me, working part-time makes it the perfect balance. Hopefully this helps somebody! 💕 #WFHJobs #NightShift #WorkFromHome #WFHMom

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Transcript

Don't ever say I ain't told you nothing that you could take with you, okay? It's Mama Lisa, your favorite work from home girly. I'm gonna be telling y'all how I landed a night shift remote job because I get this question asked almost everyday in my comment section. So I'm gonna answer it for y'all. This is actually my second night shift work from home job. So let's get right into it. Okay? So I can tell y'all about my first overnight job because I'm no I'm not disclosing the company that I work for currently. Let's go ahead and get that understood, okay? So number I work for Cox. Cox is like Spectrum. Actually Spectrum right now, but I work know they do telephone, stuff like that. For Cox. I started off training during the day for this company. So I had shift in the beginning. Training was like, four weeks? After four weeks, they was like, y'all can choose they had day shift available and they had night shift. Your girl chose night shift because 24/7, right? Working eight hours. What was I thinking? I forgot. I think I was working, I think I was working 10 PM to whatever time count to 8 hours. This shift was falling asleep on the clock. We were slow and it was hard to stay up. Very good money, but hard to stay up. If you're one of those those late night owls, that's the job for you. Go apply for Cox. Current job, you guys. I had to train during the day as well. After training, they said, hey, we got these shifts available. Which shift you want? My computer going. I'm on break for y'all, y'all, but I chose night shift. They have part-time positions as well as full-time positions. I was full time, but I'm a mama of I have things going, so I felt like part time would be so I got on part time night shift. While my kids or they're with their daddy. They doing their own thing. You know what I'm saying? I have a perfect shift. I love it. That to say this. Apply for companies that are open 24 hours. I constantly tell y'all that. It's not hard to look up companies that are open 24/7. Find those companies, go to their career section. Don't ever say I ain't told you nothing that you could take with you, okay? Go apply for them jobs.