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Why not? We're currently competing with 955.
by squeaky-clean 8y ago
Why not? We're currently competing with 955.
- kngzhi 8y agoI'm pretty astonishing about that movement happening in the West(or USA only?). Because, by contrast, in China, 996 is the current trend in tech companies.
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- seanmcdirmid 8y ago> Because, by contrast, in China, 996 is the current trend in tech companies. Only very poorly run ones with crappy per-hour productivity.
- ajmurmann 8y agoI don't think we've really gotten to the phase (at least in software) where we are directly competing outside of China. I think we are starting to compete in markets like India. I'd be surprised if in a few years we won't be fighting over US market share. The recent Reddit investment by Tencent might be a harbinger of things to come. Edit: I very much hope I'm wrong. I do see a danger of a future where a small percentage of people work long hours and everyone else is unemployed.