Microsoft Tried 4 Day Work Week For Their Employees And Productivity Jumped By 40%
Friday, November 8, 2019 IST
Microsoft’s Japan offices recently tested out a four-day workweek and found that employees were both happier and more productive during the trial. They called the temporary experimental policy “Work-Life Choice Challenge Summer 2019,” and it was in effect throughout the month of August.
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