The idea of a four-day workweek – and a three-day weekend — might feel like a dream but it’s a reality for thousands of workers testing it out right now. And…
The idea of a four-day workweek – and a three-day weekend — might feel like a dream but it’s a reality for thousands of workers testing it out right now. And, so far it’s had some stellar results: It improved productivity, health, relationships and more. The only catch is, you have to get all of your work done in four days. That means you have to keep it tight and work efficiently. And frankly, not all of us work that way.
Here are a few of the skills employers look for when hiring for a job with a four-day workweek: ✅ Initiative ✅ Autonomy ✅ Adaptability Think you have what it takes? There are actually several companies that are doing or plan to offer a four-day workweek – and they’re hiring right now! It’s all in this week’s CNBC Work It newsletter. Check it out and drop your comments below 👇.
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