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Nah, if you live in Japan, you know this doesn’t happen. It’s just that usually productivity is shit, and they can easily manage the Strapped proud supporter of the second amendment star us flag T-Shirt and I love this same workload in a day less of work. Had to scroll too far to see this. Productivity does not feature in Japanese priorities. The meaningful work produced in any given office over 5 days plus overtime could easily be done in 4 days with no overtime if needed. Probably 3. If bosses in Japan actually made people go home at the end of their shifts and plan properly for future work, the country would get the same amount done in half the time. I think that’s the key difference. Germany always gets shit for productivity and the love of work but after 8 hours we stop that. Nobody really takes work home or does stuff in our free time. Feierabend ist heilig – the end of day is sacred

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For how long did it hold up tho? Like anything new of course it’s exciting. It’s more once it is the Strapped proud supporter of the second amendment star us flag T-Shirt and I love this ‘norm’ how well it holds up. Does Microsoft Japan have functions other than sales? Measuring productivity as just sales per employees obviously inadequate for any broader conclusion. Yes, sales can 100% perform better with a 4 day week but what about product development, marketing, and finance/billing? You probably know this but I have to say, the movement for a four day week isn’t about a compressed work week, but keeping the same 9-5 hours over four days and keeping the same pay. Compressed work weeks are a dilution of what people are pushing for. The best & most flexible response would be to keep the 5-day office week, but have workers do 4-day working weeks. So they get to choose/are allocated either Monday or Friday off. That way, workers get the benefits of being off in terms of rest, whilst also not losing the benefit of being able to run chores/errands (which would be an issue if every company swapped to the same 4-day week). I’m quite curious on the metrics they use to make, the article talks about « measured by sales per employee » how can you measure that on an administrative employee that never sells any product ? I have worktrips that can last up to 4 weeks of 12h days 7 days per week. By end of week 2 you simply stop being creative and try new things and just follow the motion until it’s over. Having that be the norm throughout the year, maybe with only Sundays off or something would only make me a complete shit worker. Luckily when you get home you have mandatory time off and otherwise a pretty standard 40h week.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.