sometimes 37 signals is so right on
They just went to a four-day work week. “Urgency is poisonous!” says Jason. I couldn’t agree more.
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I knew another consulting firm that took Mondays off instead of Fridays, and it seemed to work well for them. My only issue with that is that it seems that a lot of work gets done on Mondays, because you’re catching up on everyone elses weekend as well. I think Friday is the better day to take off, like 37signals is doing.