Microsoft Japan works four days a week, when will it be introduced to China?

In the world, China, where the overtime culture prevails, is second only to Japan in 996. A survey showedJapan ranks among the lowest in developed countries in terms of employee satisfaction throughout the year, mainly due to the stifling atmosphere of overtime.

The workplace in Japan is rife with bureaucracy. Managers often want to discuss how to solve overtime problems, so they decide to have an after-hours meeting. The topic of the meeting was how to solve the problem of meeting after hours.

After this black humor, they usually can only say "I'm sorry, we've tried, there's no point".

In August of this year, Microsoft Japan launched a "Work Reform Plan" called the "2019 Summer Work and Life Choice Challenge". Throughout August, the company implemented a three-day weekend every week, during which 2,300 employees were laid off every Friday. And this "special paid time off" is not at the expense of other vacation time!

The results were astounding. "Total reduction: fewer working days for employees, less printing paper, less office electricity consumption (because the office is closed for an extra day).

All this saves the company a lot of money. Overall Improvement: Work Efficiency Improvement!

This means that although employees work fewer hours,But they actually do more work! "The significant increase in productivity is mainly due to significant changes in the way meetings are conducted. Because there are only four days a week to get all the work done, many meetings are scaled back, shortened, or replaced by virtual meetings instead of face-to-face meetings.

of employees say they like to work four days a week (apparently, there are questions about the composition of people they don't like). With this year's success, Microsoft plans to do it again for the rest of next summer.

I think this kind of system is generally not introduced to China, and generally Chinese do a lot of it.

Japanese people are very focused on life, and although the time is short, they are efficient. China can't do that.

I don't think there are many possibilities in China because the pace of life is different.

I don't think that's possible, but there is still a big difference between Japan and China.

Internet companies in developed countries are so good. It's a pity that I can't go. Work hard when you're working, and rest well when it's time to rest.

It's really good to have a balance between work and life time. 996 is really nonsense, and domestic capitalists may forget that people are not machines. Go out and and pull for half an hour, smoke a cigarette for half an hour.

They are all grinding foreign workers, and the effective working time in a day is only 3 hours. So it's not as good as the regular 965, which is more efficient.

I don't think it's possible to introduce China because China doesn't fit into this model.

I don't think she should be introduced into China, because it doesn't fit the living conditions in China, the speed.

I don't think it's realistic, do you think that's the case?

I think it's not far from leading China, after all, the technology is quite good.