It’s like a badge of honor for some people to brag about how little they sleep or how much they work. “Hustle hard, grind 24/7”, all that nonsense. Guess what? It’s not cool to ruin your mental and physical health for a job. You’re not impressing anyone. If anything, it makes you look like a slave to capitalism. Get a life, take a break, and stop glorifying toxic work habits.
Just look at what happened at McKinsey and EY last year and you will know.
This is just the reality of it all.
McKinsey and Bain are known to be like this. Know another case that they buried with hush money
India's startup culture is too toxic, and I say this from personal experience. I've been part of the startup ecosystem for a few years now, and while it's exciting and full of opportunities, it's also incredibly demanding. The pressure t...
I’m not trying to romanticize burnout or act like overworking is the goal - no one’s asking for 80-hour weeks or to be glued to a desk. It’s just about showing up and really putting in the work during the hours you're actually there. Get...
Genz are completely right in taking work as it is in this economy. Working hard needs to amount to something by achie...
Ask yourself one question- underprivileged people that you have described in 2nd last paragraph, are you paying them ...
This is a gross generalisation
I'm surprised to see on the comment section that people actually support this load of crap.
To any newbies or freshers entering tech this year, don't follow this advice. These CEOs exploit your time to gain revenue and when the time is...
70 hour a week might seem stupid [it maybe is if you just value work by hours] but the advice has a deeper truth to it
India's biggest export is going to be services, manufacturing aint going crazy here any time soon
We have the younge...
Good thing. Just one more perspective - why to do all that if you can get the same in some other country. Here you ne...
Hot take - you won't generate value/productivity even if you work 140 hrs a week. Because productivity or value is ...
Hot take: Work efficiently for 35-37 hours weekly with sufficient breaks and prioritize your work with realistic dead...
