Vocabulary
A. Grind (noun) routine pénible : Hard, tiring daily work or routine. Example: Studying every evening can feel like a grind.
B. Obsolete (adjective) obsolète : No longer useful or used. Example: My old phone is obsolete because it cannot run new apps.
C. Instead of (preposition) au lieu de : In place of something else. Example: We drank tea instead of coffee this morning.
D. Work-life balance (noun) équilibre entre vie professionnelle et vie privée : A healthy balance between work and personal life. Example: She enjoys good work-life balance by leaving the office on time.
E. Productivity (noun) productivité : The amount of work completed in a given time. Example: Listening to music improves my productivity when I study.
F. Fit (verb) convient à : Is suitable or appropriate for someone or something. Examples: This jacket fits me perfectly. / This job fits my skills and experience.
Guide Questions
1. What does the speaker say about the 5-day grind?
2. What are companies doing?
3. What are the goals of the 4-day work week?
4. How do some workers feel about the 4-day work week?
5. Is a four-day workweek possible for all companies? Explain."
6. What should companies do?
7. What does the speaker say at the end of the talk?
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