Would you consider implementing the four-day work week?
Yes, as long as OKR's are met.32%
Maybe; I'm waiting to see how it works out for other companies.50%
No, I need people online five days a week.16%
Other (please explain in comments)0%
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Director in Manufacturing, 1,001 - 5,000 employees
This might help companies where employees are spread across a lot of time zones. It would allow for longer overlap in normal working hours. At least as far east as Germany. Still won’t help much with India or China unless you are willing to start really early for the extra time per day. (From a N.American time zone perspective)Content you might like
Very likely7%
Likely44%
Somewhat likely23%
Somewhat unlikely10%
Unlikely9%
Very unlikely6%
Unsure1%
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Important solution for today’s way of working53%
Interesting idea to explore for 202242%
Not necessary6%
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