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Re:Moving the World to a 4 Day Workweek – An Interview with ... by wil421 on Wednesday July 10, 2019 @02:28PM (#20404838)
Lockheed is a big employer in my area. I know people who work 9 hour days and they get every other Friday off. Half the staff takes one Friday and half the other.

Planning is key here. No one is saying the whole office needs off on the same day.

Re:Moving the World to a 4 Day Workweek – An Interview with ... by Mvhsz on Wednesday July 10, 2019 @03:09PM (#20405334)
Also work in defense, this is becoming pretty common. Although typically everyone takes the same friday off - that saves operating costs (no janitors or cafeteria on the off day). There's also the benefit that people tend to plan their vacations around the off-fridays, and work the full day on on-fridays. So you don't get stuck at the office trying to solve a problem with nobody to answer your questions at 3 on a summer friday.
Re:Moving the World to a 4 Day Workweek – An Interview with ... by wil421 on Wednesday July 10, 2019 @03:14PM (#20405381)
I believe the team in question needs to support something in person so they do a split.
Re:Moving the World to a 4 Day Workweek – An Interview with ... by Mvhsz on Wednesday July 10, 2019 @03:32PM (#20405585)
I was providing a counterpoint to show that it's preferable having the whole office take off together when that's possible for your business. I don't disagree that staggering the off days could be necessary, but it isn't ideal.