How to Make the Most Out of Working Multiple Jobs

1). Review the contracts and employee handbooks for all of your jobs to ensure there are no restrictions on working elsewhere. Let your employers know about other jobs you hold.
2). Schedule your work shifts to give yourself plenty of time to get from one work location to the next. Leave time for meals. If possible, leave at least one day off per week to give yourself a break. If a full day off isn't possible, schedule some lighter work days.
3). Limit overtime or extra shifts, especially if you are already feeling overwhelmed. Multiple jobs often result in long work hours, and taking on more work will leave you with even less downtime.
4). Write out your schedule for all your jobs each week, especially if the hours change on a weekly or biweekly basis. Identify scheduling conflicts early and resolve them with your bosses.
5). Prioritize your jobs if you feel overwhelmed and need to cut back. Consider factors like income, benefits, job satisfaction and hours from each position. Ask to cut back hours at one or more jobs, if necessary, or consider quitting one of the jobs completely.
6). Enjoy time with friends and family when you aren't working on anything job-related. This downtime prevents you from burning out on your multiple jobs.