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It's strange. I hear a lot of talk about 4 day work week but not if they mean the same amount of work in four days or four days with the less total hours. It's
by AlwaysRock 5y ago
It's strange. I hear a lot of talk about 4 day work week but not if they mean the same amount of work in four days or four days with the less total hours.
It's a bit frustrating because I don't like the 4 day 40 hour work week. In the winter in many areas it would be absolutely soul crushing. But the 4 day 8 hour per day work week I think should absolutely be implemented into almost every job immediately.
- is_true 5y agoI work for myself and usually work 4 hours in the morning and 2 hours after 20. I'm writing this comment in the shore of a river nearby, making tea in a fire.
- AlwaysRock 5y agoI see this as the answer for a lot of folks. But having run an office and half a company in the past... I've found that the benefits of a reduced hour work week are offset by the pressures/stresses of owning a business. The only real saving grace of a 9-5 is that after 5, except on rare circumstances, my time is my time. I'm able to relatively stress free. If I'm running the show there is almost always something else that can be done. So picking reading by a river with some tea will almost always take a backseat to responding to whatever customer email that just came in.