It seems like a counterintuitive question: how can employees get more done in less time? Surely, if we want employees to be productive, we need to give them more time to work, not less? But recent studies have shown that shorter working hours can lead to increased productivity. By @quire.io.
In one study, Microsoft found that when they reduced their employees’ working week from five days to four, they saw a 40% increase in productivity.
The article then focuses on the following:
- Why working fewer hours makes employees more productive
- The UK trialing a 4-day work week
- How to be more productive with fewer working hours
- Tips to help employees successfully work fewer hours and be more productive
- Fewer working hours, more productive
… and more. When you take a break, it gives your mind a chance to rest and rejuvenate. This can help you come back to your work with fresh energy and new ideas. Try to take a break at least once every hour, even if it’s just for a few minutes. Get up and stretch, take a walk, or grab a quick snack. Good read!
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