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Introduction
Four days of work. Three days off. Roughly ten hours a day. What the shape of a shorter week actually looks like — and whether it holds up under the weight of an ordinary business.
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Four days / work.
Three days of your own.
A short collection of arguments, reading, and dispatches on the four-day work week — why companies are trying it, how employees respond, and what it looks like to live inside one.
Contents
An introduction and a set of arguments for the curious, the skeptical, and the already-converted. Written plainly and kept short on purpose.
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Resources
A quiet reading list for the curious and the cautious: five pieces from people who have already done the thinking about pitching, compensation, and implementation.
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Dispatches
Two short essays on the subject. One on the odds it will help you work better. One on how to actually move your business onto the new schedule without panic.
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Correspondence
Questions, arguments, rebuttals, or a story about the week you tried it yourself. Quiet mail, always welcome.
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