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Given four-day work week, Indians would learn new skill, says survey

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Press Trust of India Mumbai
Learning a new skill or hobby is top priority of 66 per cent Indian professionals if they were to get a four-day work week, according to a recent survey.

With ‘more time’ wish lists, most Indian workers wished they had time to learn a new skill or hobby followed by watching TV, movies or listening to music, according to Kronos Incorporated survey “Future of workplace” series.

“It's not surprising to see that the survey reflects an aspiring young India seeking more opportunities to acquire a new skill, unlearn or relearn if they find spare time or added time as a key get

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