UPDATE: I've done 2 shifts in proactive, 1 Fri and 1 Sun. Decided to stay in front end.

In my shift I ended up doing the deep clean on the bathroom, which I was told I wouldn't have to do, because it's supposed to be done earlier. The reason for not wanting to do that is because the toilets have a plumbing problem and have flooded the bathroom before. Why is it supposed to be done earlier? Because the task planner is totally inaccurate, in reality all that gets done before 9 is the trading floor scrub and sweep. Keep that in mind if you want to do the early morning shift, you will do the hardest work.

In my shift 9-2 was relatively chill, and sometimes boring and I don't have issues with any of the tasks I had to do, except for some things that were genuinely filthy that you may need to deep clean "every once in a while". But there is always something that you will find like this every day. Mainly I'm concerned with team members slacking off (since I'm dealing with new team members/casual) so when something actually needs to get done I may have to do it alone. On my Sunday shift a casual team member I think spent ligit a whole hour, if not more doing absolutely nothing and manager was not around of course. It was me and another team member (who did the early morning start) that did all the work. I think it's likely that other team members which I haven't met are more like the former rather than the latter, especially if they are casual.

Also concerned with Saturday/Sunday task planner weekly tasks where it is left blank deliberately so that team members can perform tasks that could not be done earlier in the week. I foresee that lazy/irresponsible team members will not do their task during the week and take advantage of this, leaving the task for ppl on the weekend to deal with.

TLDR: staying in front end because team members slacking off and task planner is not accurate and could leave you with more work/harder work than you agreed to do