[virtuous_sloth]

You'd require people to work 30 days per month?

[giancarlostoro]

I think they meant, if you're going to work at all throughout the entire month, only 2 days would be onsite, the rest are WFH.

[freedomben]

Even in February

[SpaceNoodled]

Especially in February.

[MenhirMike]

If you put your employees on an airplane flying westwards, you can have people work up to 36 hours per day.

[vsareto]

We just need to slow Earth’s rotation or migrate to Venus for more hours in a day! Think of the profits!

[peterleiser]

We work, on average, 365.25 days per year. But we're not heartless, leap seconds are always PTO.

[KMag]

Tell me you use the Julian calendar, without telling me you use the Julian calendar.

[Kye]

I prefer the julienne calendar where entire years run in parallel.

[cozzyd]

Leap seconds are gone now, no?