In this episode, Phil McParlane, founder and CEO of 4dayworkweek.io, shares his insightful take on the four-day work week and why it\u2019s a far more valuable practice than people give it credit for.\xa0\n
\n\n\u201cIf you worked five hours in a row, the fifth hour would definitely be less productive than the first,\u201d he explains. \u201cIt\u2019s the same logic with the traditional work week; stuff just doesn\u2019t get done on Fridays.\u201d\n
\n\nAs a pioneer of the four-day work week movement, Phil has changed the lives of thousands of employees, encouraging more than 100 companies worldwide to confront the evidence in support of the four-day week and realize the positive impact that this shift can have.\xa0\n
\n\nGiven that 99% of companies which have started the four-day week have stuck with it, Phil is not surprised at all that more people are embracing it as standard practice (including Literal Humans! Read about our four-day week journey here).\xa0\n
\n\nEven so, we struggle to wrap our heads around the mind-blowing success that the four-day week has had as a job benefit (Phil has had to turn off job listings due to the sheer number of applications received!) Listen to us go over the challenges of a four-day week, possible limitations to making this practice global, and finally, Phil McParlane\u2019s idea of one of the evillest uses of technology \u2014 see if it rings a bell?\n\n
\nMost people want a four-day work week, but most companies currently don\u2019t offer it. That's the standard that Phil is trying to change \u2014 and he intends to change it forever.\xa0
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