Wednesday Thread to Un-Rush: What are your hopes for slow work in the future?
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THREAD
Welcome to the Wednesday Thread to Un-Rush your Life – a weekly thread to connect and discuss 1 Question re: Slow Living pros/cons.
In the comments, please let us know what your thoughts are on:
Do you think companies are willing to embrace slow work in the future as a strategy to improve their overall activities and long-term success?
There are already many companies and businesses in the world that have implemented slow principles by redesigning work processes to reduce stress and be more purposeful and sustainable. However, there is still a prevailing attitude that pressure, speed, and constant availability are the keys to business success.
What are your hopes and wishes for work/companies/business, and how should they slow down?
I am curious:
I believe that creating a work and business environment that respects, nurtures, integrates, and keeps its people have a chance to stay long-term in the market. It’s sickening to see how so many businesses wow shareholders, squeeze their staff, disregard quality, and not take the time to reflect on decisions - all in the name of gaining quick profits. I wish for the future of work that reducing the pressure, rush, and stress on people, materials and resources will help everyone to continue working and living healthily.
So, let me and the others know, What are your hopes and wishes for work/companies/business on how they can slow down?
What are your experiences/thoughts?
Thanks for leaving your thoughts!
To make this a helpful exchange, please respond with a like or comment to at least one of the other’s responses.
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This is a weekly Thread to create a conversation around your questions about the hurry culture and slowing down.
If you don’t like to get on Wednesdays a message in your inbox with a question to discuss, you can keep the regular newsletter and only unsubscribe from this Thread/Conversation in your newsletter settings.
Wednesday Thread to Un-Rush: What are your hopes for slow work in the future?
Wednesday Thread to Un-Rush: What are your hopes for slow work in the future?
Wednesday Thread to Un-Rush: What are your hopes for slow work in the future?
THREAD
Welcome to the Wednesday Thread to Un-Rush your Life – a weekly thread to connect and discuss 1 Question re: Slow Living pros/cons.
In the comments, please let us know what your thoughts are on:
Do you think companies are willing to embrace slow work in the future as a strategy to improve their overall activities and long-term success?
There are already many companies and businesses in the world that have implemented slow principles by redesigning work processes to reduce stress and be more purposeful and sustainable. However, there is still a prevailing attitude that pressure, speed, and constant availability are the keys to business success.
What are your hopes and wishes for work/companies/business, and how should they slow down?
I am curious:
I believe that creating a work and business environment that respects, nurtures, integrates, and keeps its people have a chance to stay long-term in the market. It’s sickening to see how so many businesses wow shareholders, squeeze their staff, disregard quality, and not take the time to reflect on decisions - all in the name of gaining quick profits. I wish for the future of work that reducing the pressure, rush, and stress on people, materials and resources will help everyone to continue working and living healthily.
So, let me and the others know, What are your hopes and wishes for work/companies/business on how they can slow down?
What are your experiences/thoughts?
Thanks for leaving your thoughts!
To make this a helpful exchange, please respond with a like or comment to at least one of the other’s responses.
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This is a weekly Thread to create a conversation around your questions about the hurry culture and slowing down.
If you don’t like to get on Wednesdays a message in your inbox with a question to discuss, you can keep the regular newsletter and only unsubscribe from this Thread/Conversation in your newsletter settings.