> Americans already put in more hours than workers in any country in the world - and that doesn't include the uncounted shadow work that technology makes possib

> Americans already put in more hours than workers in any country in the world - and that doesn't include the uncounted shadow work that technology makes possible after the regular workday ends. No, not really. Outsourcing firms in India often keep people at work for ten to twelve hours at a stretch, and they don't even bother to cover it up. I think the reason nobody makes a noise about it is that these sweatshops often hire freshers, who don't know any better.