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Deutsche Bank chief tells Germans: Work longer and harder
- billconan 2y agoI feel that this is not something that can be simply told. People need the right incentives to work longer and harder.
- Rinzler89 2y ago>People need the right incentives to work longer and harder. They have them already. Inflation ate your salary and rent and bills are growing faster than your wage. Therefore the only way you can maintain your lifestyle is to work longer and harder. It's modern slavery where the whip is the finance.
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- bell-cot 2y agoFrom comments by a number of people, some here on HN - I suspect the default organizational culture in Germany has gotten so wretchedly bureaucratic and sclerotic that the average German could work 100-hour weeks, and it still wouldn't be enough to save the place.
- rhelz 2y agoArbeit macht frei.