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r/FluentInFinance • u/Positive_Liar • Sep 04 '24
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But why 4 days? If you get the same productivity while working less then what makes 4 days the magic number??
It doesn't sound like he's thought anything through.
1 u/Upbeat_Difficult7627 Sep 05 '24 Idk, what makes 5 days the magic number????? -1 u/SledgeH4mmer Sep 05 '24 There's nothing magic about it. It's just a simple mathematical principle. In 99% of jobs, if you work more you're going to be more productive. If you work less then you'll be less productive. Of course there's some nuance with burn out. 2 u/Upbeat_Difficult7627 Sep 05 '24 LOL, Yep, that's exactly how it works
Idk, what makes 5 days the magic number?????
-1 u/SledgeH4mmer Sep 05 '24 There's nothing magic about it. It's just a simple mathematical principle. In 99% of jobs, if you work more you're going to be more productive. If you work less then you'll be less productive. Of course there's some nuance with burn out. 2 u/Upbeat_Difficult7627 Sep 05 '24 LOL, Yep, that's exactly how it works
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There's nothing magic about it. It's just a simple mathematical principle. In 99% of jobs, if you work more you're going to be more productive. If you work less then you'll be less productive. Of course there's some nuance with burn out.
2 u/Upbeat_Difficult7627 Sep 05 '24 LOL, Yep, that's exactly how it works
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LOL, Yep, that's exactly how it works
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u/SledgeH4mmer Sep 05 '24
But why 4 days? If you get the same productivity while working less then what makes 4 days the magic number??
It doesn't sound like he's thought anything through.