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To be fair, Adam Grant's LinkedIn post is 3 sentences long and hardly offers much thought on the subject. In the CNBC article, they reference a study of staff
by stevesearer 8y ago
To be fair, Adam Grant's LinkedIn post is 3 sentences long and hardly offers much thought on the subject.
In the CNBC article, they reference a study of staff in a Swedish nursing home where they reduced the work day shifts from 8 hours to 6 hours. While productivity and quality of life may have increased, a quick calculation would show that the nursing home would now have to pay for 4 shifts of staff each day as opposed to only 3 shifts. Without knowing more about that particular nursing home, I'd imagine needing to employ an additional shift of people to be a pretty big hurdle to actually implementing such a program.