4 Day Week - 4 Companies with a 4 Day Week 🔥

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Before we get to the companies...

One of my favourite quotes:

"I wish I'd spent more time in meetings, than I did with my loved ones"

Nobody (2023)

And my 2nd favourite quote:

• Most 60 minute meetings could be 30 minutes.
• Most 30 minute meetings could be 15 minutes.
• And most meetings could be an email.

On a serious note though... can we normalise having fewer meetings? 🧘‍♂️

This is usually the first thing a company changes when they switch to a 4 day work week:

1. Shorter meetings
2. Fewer meetings
3. Less people

For example, did you know that Shopify banned all recurring meetings earlier this year? And guess what happened... productivity increased. They expect to complete 25 percent more projects this year 💪

• 🕑 We offer a 4 day week, but get paid for 5
• 🏖 20 paid days vacation
• 🏥 Health Cash Plan for all & PMI for Managers or after 2 years of service
• 💪 Flexible working hours with start times between 8 - 9:30 am
• 💻 Equipment allowance
• 🧠 Employee assistance
• ✈️ Six-week paid sabbatical after 6 years

• 🕑 We work a rotating 4 day work week, so we're off on every other Friday
• 🏥 Healthcare coverage
• 🏖️ Unlimited paid time off
• 💪 Flexible working
• 👪 8 weeks paid paternity leave
• 🦷 Dentalcare
• 🗺 Company retreats
• 📈 Equity / stock options offered
• 💻 $800 office stipend
• 🏦 401(k)

• 🕑 In June 2022, we switched to a 4 day work week (32 hours) pilot
• 🏖 30 paid days vacation
• 🏥 Country dependant Healthcare
• 💪 Flexible working
• 👪 Generous parental leave
• 💰 Transparent salaries
• 📈 Equity / stock options offered
• 💻 Laptop budget
• 🏦 3% company pension contribution
• ✨ Co-working pass, learning budget and more

• 🕑 We started our four-day work week (32hrs @ 100% salary) in March 2023
• 🏖 32 paid days vacation
• 💪 Flexible working