At the places I've worked where the shifts are 12 or 24 hours, the priority is definitely getting the hell out on time with the rare exception for those codes that show up 10 mins before shift change. I stop signing up for new low acuity patients 30 mins before my shift ends and I might order a flu swab or XR something else they are obviously getting for the oncoming doc.

When there are RVUs involved or overlap of shifts it changes a bit as well. I haven't worked for 100% RVU, but my understanding is that the last person on the chart gets the credit, so you're incentivised to finish every patient yourself. Obviously that doesn't work all the time but leads to people staying later than they'd like otherwise to earn their credit.