Re:Four-day week means 'I don't waste holidays on chores'
by gabereiser on Wednesday December 30, 2020 @04:41PM
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In colorado it’s common for active folk to get a jump on the weekend. How I communicate this up is through metrics and reporting of progress and goals, not lack of bodies in chairs. Focus on the value. My above rules still apply but I also like to snowboard when it’s not crowded.
Re:Four-day week means 'I don't waste holidays on chores'
by domano on Wednesday December 30, 2020 @05:13PM
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I guess corporate leadership methodology is a bit behind in germany (where i live), but I totally agree and think that results should speak for themselves.
Re:Four-day week means 'I don't waste holidays on chores'
by benhurmarcel on Thursday December 31, 2020 @07:51AM
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I work in a megacorp, and nothing happens if you don't produce anything for a day. Nobody notices anything.
But you do have to be available for calls or meetings.
How did you communicate this to upper management or was it don't ask/don't tell?