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The Four-Day Workweek's False Promise

The Four Day Workweek's False Promise: What Leaders Get Wrong About Flexibility A recent experiment by a large company adopting a four day workweek has been touted as a bold move towards flexibility and employee satisfaction.

However, the results reveal a fundamental flaw in how many leaders approach flexibility. On closer inspection, this flawed assumption stems from confusing flexibility with optionality.

The idea of a four day workweek seems appealing: give employees more time off, boost productivity, and improve job satisfaction.

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