70 hour work weeks are common in some industries or job roles. Chefs, game-devs and cruise ship staff come to mind straight way... Most of these people are tak

70 hour work weeks are common in some industries or job roles. Chefs, game-devs and cruise ship staff come to mind straight way... Most of these people are taking the hit for the extra hours for some kind 'added value', which this company hopes to compete with maybe? They just seem like a shitty marketing company though? I consider it supply and demand, that there are places out there not demanding more than 40 hours a week for the same job.