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If that's the only option being offered, I'd take it of course, however, part of the benefit of a 4 day work week is not having to endure the commute (both a pe
by ThrowawayR2 7y ago
If that's the only option being offered, I'd take it of course, however, part of the benefit of a 4 day work week is not having to endure the commute (both a personal and environmental benefit) or prep for work, which this schedule doesn't have. What's the rationale behind proposing this schedule?
[EDIT] Also, how would this interact with flex time (if flex time is a benefit your business offers)?
- badrabbit 7y agoFor me it's a mental health and productivity benefit. You get longer down time and when you get back to work you have to endure only half a day to get back into work mode. On fridays you wrap up work and leave early so you're more focus on completion and you're less stressed. I didn't even consider the environmental aspect, a lot of workplaces already have work from home fridays, maybe having the half-days work from home makes better sense?