>You implied that Chinese tech workers work harder than their Silicon Valley equivalents. And that is true, because 996 culture is widespread there. It's true

>You implied that Chinese tech workers work harder than their Silicon Valley equivalents. And that is true, because 996 culture is widespread there. It's true without 996 culture. >And when they call for remote work as well, will you call them "spoiled" too? When they don't call for remote work, will you call them hardworking? >Calling acceptance of remote work "spoiled" is being ignorant of history. It's not. How much history do you think there is? I wasn't born in 2020. >Tesla was planning layoffs, and encouraging employees to quit because of the sideshow of remote vs. onsite was a convenient way to avoid paying termination benefits. Congrats on falling for the gambit. Maybe part of the mandate was to ask some people to leave. But I believe the truth lies somewhere in the middle. Remote work is not more productive for a company. Maybe it's about the same for ticket crunching software engineers who don't care about anything else that is happening in the company.