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The takeaway for employers: People putting out as much work in four days as they did in five. That must mean that the previous requirement was too low and shou
by snehk 4y ago
The takeaway for employers:
People putting out as much work in four days as they did in five. That must mean that the previous requirement was too low and should be increased.
- obudo 4y agoTime to launch a consulting startup and promise a 20% increase in productivity
- blitzar 4y agoLacking the grindset there - my consulting startup offers a 75% increase in productivity, via a 7 day a week schedule at the daily output shown in this trial. You can trebble that if you dont let the employees sleep or eat as well, for details you would have to sign up for the platinum package.
- hkt 4y agoIs a package available where employees are taught that "unions" are where you formally marry the company?
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- lostlogin 4y agoThis assumes an awful lot about the type of work done. Many jobs are about being present between certain given hours. Good luck getting 5 days work out of a nurse in 4 days.
- luckylion 4y agoThat's easy, obviously the patients will be moved to a 4-day-week as well, and adjust their recuperation accordingly.
- gyrogearloose 4y agoI agree with your point, but it is very common for clinical staff to work 12 hour shifts and do 3 or 4 per week.
- notahacker 4y agoWhich is, of course, why a trial of self selecting companies mostly in the knowledge work sector dropping down to 0.8FTE doesn't tell very much about the rest of the world
- mc32 4y agoBasically jobs where the person is providing real time services, whether flipping burgers or providing technical support, etc.