It also reeks of the typical productivity theatre I see in my parents generation. Highly visible self-sacrifice, everything for work. But putting in 80 hours a

It also reeks of the typical productivity theatre I see in my parents generation. Highly visible self-sacrifice, everything for work. But putting in 80 hours a week, going to work even when sick, neglecting rest and family, all these things reduce overall work output, often sharply. Especially when it's just performative, but even when it's honest.