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216: How Does a Four-Day Work Week Impact Your Team? with Special Guest, Jenna McDonnell
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Working one less day a week sounds nice in theory, but is it actually possible?
In today’s episode, Erin and VP of Client Experience Jenna McDonnell talk about the why behind improve it!’s decision to move to a four-day work week, how they did it, and the changes they’ve noticed since.
If you're curious about a four-day work week—this is the episode for you.
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· Check out improve it! Four-Day Work Week Manifesto here
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