30% of CEOs Are Thinking of Shifting Away from the Five-Day Workweek
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Was your two-day weekend long enough, or could you really use a third day off right now?
A new poll of 100 CEOs found 30% are seriously thinking about shifting away from the five-day workweek now. That’s how many said they’re considering a four-day or four-and-a-half-day week.
Four-and-a-half usually means Fridays are a half-day. But it depends on your job. (Starting late on a Monday sounds pretty good right about now.)
A lot of us would even be willing to work the same number of hours to make it happen.
A poll in November asked people if they’d be willing to work 10-hour days, four days a week. 77% said it would have a “positive” impact on their life, including almost half who said “extremely positive.”
