Large companies experimented with a 4 day work week, and the results are promising
Companies such as Microsoft and Shakeshack experimented by implementing a 4 day work week for their employees and many have said that this made it easier for employees to focus on important tasks. The four-day workweek seems to be growing in popularity but some did criticize it and said that working fewer days made it harder to keep up a solid work ethic.
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