Part of the glamor is demonstrating your dedication to work and productivity. These jobs have long been reputed to be all work, no life. They want to cap it at

Part of the glamor is demonstrating your dedication to work and productivity. These jobs have long been reputed to be all work, no life. They want to cap it at 80 hours a week. Still not a life that most would sign up for, certainly not as societally useful as the long shifts for medical residents. On the one hand I feel bad for them, on the other it’s GS they signed up for and I feel little sympathy for anything related to GS.