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Even 10 years ago, while working at an online marketing agency, we started “happy hour” every Friday around 1pm. Many people unofficially left the office at noo
by HEmanZ 4y ago
Even 10 years ago, while working at an online marketing agency, we started “happy hour” every Friday around 1pm. Many people unofficially left the office at noon. This was just considered “casual fridays” which sort of translated to “work if you want”.
Now I work for a company that doesn’t have official 4 day weeks but it’s well known you can tell your manager you won’t be working most fridays and so long as your productivity is reasonable, managers are happy to oblige. So it’s “4 day workweek if you want it”
I think ya, a lot more people work 4 days per week than any data collection would suggest
- reidjs 4y agoI work at a full remote company in a similar situation. On the record, yes we work Friday, but it’s silently accepted you don’t make sweeeping changes to our products and organize intense meetings on Friday. And if you take a half day, nobody will judge you as long as you’re Not blocking anything important