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Polish law specifies that the standard working time is 8 hours every 24 hours but we have reports of employees as early as one year ago who reported night and w
by nashalo 6y ago
Polish law specifies that the standard working time is 8 hours every 24 hours but we have reports of employees as early as one year ago who reported night and week-end hours.
Even if you don't believe anonymous employee reports, the studio's chief Adam Badowski announced in September that working time will now involve Saturdays.
To me, too many pointers are highlighting a toxic crunch culture in that studio to be ignored. I will not play Cyberpunk because of that.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-09-29/cyberpunk-2077-publisher-orders-6-day-weeks-ahead-of-game-debut https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-09-29/cyberpunk...
- standardUser 6y agoDo you also refuse to purchase clothing made in Bangladesh and sneakers made in Indonesia? Seems like a fairly trite issue to take a stand on.
- brumm 6y agoYour word for today: Whataboutism
- tryauuum 6y agoisn't "whataboutism" about slightly different situation, namely when a person, as a defense, accuses their interlocutor of crimes? situation in this thread is a bit different, it's about choices of a single person.
- danbolt 6y agoI mean, both aren't ideal things. We should be mindful of that and seek to improve on that whenever we can as individuals and as a society.