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I switched to 3 days weeks almost 2 years ago. (Mostly, I remain in a company chatroom on other days for people to ask me questions, and if there's a massive di
by singpolyma3 4y ago
I switched to 3 days weeks almost 2 years ago. (Mostly, I remain in a company chatroom on other days for people to ask me questions, and if there's a massive disaster I'll help if I'm available).
What I've found is that I spend the 4 days I'm not "working" organizing my thoughts and plans as a background task and this means most of my 3 days is spent executing. Whereas at my previous job I would spend several days a week on thinking and organizing and another couple on being blocked or bored.
- abootstrapper 4y agoDo you get 60% salary for 3 days/week? I’m thinking of doing the same thing.
- singpolyma3 4y agoI'm in a unique position there where I currently don't take a salary because I'm an investor in the company. But no, if I were drawing a salary I don't see any reason it would be 60%
- dghlsakjg 4y agoAs an investor in the company, you would seemingly be in a position to push leadership to allow what you do for other employees. Have you, and how did it go over, if so?