Tim Walsh, Chair and CEO of KPMG U.S., agreed in an interview that companies are doing the hard work of shrinking the proverbial task from six hours down to two hours, and that he doesn’t see a Keynesian workweek resulting, framing the issue as a story of growth. “That means I can put more volume through my business,” he said, agreeing that most CEOs are working on the same thing right now. “My business should be growing and will grow. I see the number of my employees going up, not down, because of that.” Walsh acknowledged that “the mix” of workers will change, but he stressed, “this is a huge opportunity.”
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