Maybe, maybe not • 1y
The point here is not "working hard". Ofcourse, hustling is the way forward if you are a motivated individual. The point here is working hard beyond the scheduled shift which is concerning. Now, if the person was communicated in advance that he would be required to work for 10+ hours, then it's his mistake otherwise if this working hour is unsolicited, then it shouldn't be acceptable. From the startup pov, if the company want productive output during the entire 12 hour shift, they should know that a person can only be productive for max 5 hours ( a not much motivated individual, basically employees), they should rather consider employing two candidates on part time basis (6 hours each) and divide the salary (keep it sufficient). This way neither the employees would complain and not the productivity would be impacted.
Specialisation is fo... • 1y
Recently, I've noticed that I'm most focused and productive at night. This got me thinking - what if we created an app for businesses that helps employees figure out when they're most productive during the day? The app would track their productivity
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#12 Swiggy In Swiggy's first year of operations, the founders pulled insane hours working double shifts. They would start at 7 AM doing deliveries, then attend to office work throughout the day, and go back out for more deliveries until 1-2 AM dail
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Any comments ! On recently submitted a proposal to the state government, demanding an extension of employee working hours to 14 hours per day (including overtime). The Union govt said in a statement The proposed new bill, Karnataka Shops and Commerc
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