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In the AI gold rush, tech firms are embracing 72-hour weeks

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Tech firms in the AI sector are adopting 72-hour workweeks to meet demand. Job advertisements promote competitive compensation and various perks while warning potential employees about the intense work expectations.

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  • Concern: The culture of demanding long hours in tech leads to burnout, which ultimately causes valuable employees to leave, harming company performance.
  • Concern: Measuring performance by hours spent in the office is misguided; productivity should be evaluated based on results, not time.
  • Concern: Overworking employees results in diminishing returns, where the mistakes made due to exhaustion outweigh any productivity gains.
  • Concern: The trend of long work hours in tech is indicative of a deeper issue, as companies that embrace this culture tend to underperform.