Agree about Tuesdays and Wednesdays. I’ve thought that for several years now.
It seems a bit arguable, I guess, but five-day work weeks were always the same: Mondays, the work was sporadic, but rushed. Tuesdays were mellow and much got accomplished.
On Wednesday, management panic would set in about some projects. It was a hurry-up-and-wait day, so far as I was concerned.
Thursdays were okay, and it was always a goal to get ahead of the curve and most of what needed doing done by Thursday.
But no...nobody was ever available to review and sign stuff on Thursdays because they had meetings or urgent new projects to tackle.
Fridays were always happy day because the weekend loomed, but I often paid dearly to get through a Friday, running hither and thither, getting everything I could signed and ready to mail out or deliver to another office.
Fridays used to be great fun when I was much younger because there was Friday night. Friday nights became early-to-bed nights in my later years of working.
I believe I have voiced my opinions about three-day weekends. They were always great, but the Tuesday on which you returned to work was ruined by management panic.
Still, it was better than when i was in school and procrastinating all weekend about reading this or writing that...and then trying to cram everything into a few short hours on Sunday evening.
