J.R. Whelan

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21,375 appearances 574 recordings 1 series first heard Oct 2017 last heard Aug 2024

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Here's your money briefing for Friday, September 22nd. voice-verified
I'm J.R. voice-verified
Whelan for The Wall Street Journal. voice-verified
Before the pandemic, Friday at work had a certain energy, a certain je ne sais quoi. voice-verified
Casual Friday was a thing. voice-verified
Some co-workers planned group lunches. voice-verified
And some were able to wrap up their work mid-afternoon and get a head start on the weekend. voice-verified
Fast forward, and when Friday arrives now, some people aren't sure what Friday even means anymore. voice-verified
We'll talk to WSJ contributor Alexandra Samuel after the break. voice-verified
Nearly everyone looks forward to Friday. voice-verified
But is Friday a workday, a part of the weekend, or something in between? voice-verified
Companies and workers can't come to an agreement. voice-verified
Wall Street Journal contributor Alexandra Samuel joins me. voice-verified
So, Alexandra, there's always been a certain informality to Friday. voice-verified
The acronym TGIF has been in our vocabulary for decades. voice-verified
But how did COVID change how we view Friday? voice-verified
But no matter how you look at Friday, to be sure, there are jobs where Friday's role in the workweek has never been in question, right? voice-verified
Since the lockdown days of the pandemic, companies have gone through great pains to draw up hybrid work schedules for employees. voice-verified
Why is Friday still a day that people can't quite define? voice-verified
Yeah. voice-verified
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