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Because most would find it an extreme hindrance to their work. It's really difficult to get something done with such long breaks in between. I'd find it more pl
by xixixao 11y ago
Because most would find it an extreme hindrance to their work. It's really difficult to get something done with such long breaks in between. I'd find it more plausible to have a scheme like southern nations do, siesta in the middle of the day. But any break will slow you down significantly (imo).
- collyw 11y agoYou say that like it has been tried and tested. I am not aware of any company that has.
- hodwik 11y agoHe's saying that because when you work in an office, and you have a short week, it derails your output. I hate vacations, they screw up my output for weeks after. Even the weekend takes a day or two to recover from.
- u02sgb 11y agoI know some Spanish people who find the long "siesta" a hindrance as it means a relatively early start and a late finish due to the large lunchtime break.