

Did McKinsey hire McKinsey to figure out how McKinsey should do cost cutting in a negative macro environment?

This seems to be true Read on another group It’s starting to feel like the “up or out” culture is back
He's a founder and possibly gets salary and stock dividends in millions of dollars every month. He can most certainly work 80hrs a month.
Founders usually work a lot, hence the pay. There's nothing new about it.
so true, At my business am working twice as hard as i do at my salaried employment.
Why would i even work for 80 hrs week when they will fire me if the profit falls 5%?
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Yes we do
Already working this much every week( life as a founder is just work work and work, specially in early stages)
Owner of company has 2 things to say. I worked 80 hours. After few decades they will say, i regert not rewarding employees. Many efforts dont need stress but the mentality of 12 hours. Over engineering, visibility, survival politics are all hidden reasons to log more hours
So true... Speeches of Celebrity founders have the same value as item song actresses... Just a feel good factor. I always wondered why people even listen to them.
Great! Sachin hold 97% equity. Self invested.
If i work for 70 hrs per week in my company I will get Amazon voucher.
He owns a majority stake in the business, apart from whatever is given to employees.
Look at all the small, local businesses of India that got built from the 80s or 90s onwards, most people worked their ass off and created something for their families.
There is nothing wrong in him doing it since the payout to him varies seriously from a large outcome through a listing or even an acquisition.
Check how many hours people who created outlier level wealth worked, you would probably get a very high number.
97% of the company
Did McKinsey hire McKinsey to figure out how McKinsey should do cost cutting in a negative macro environment?
This seems to be true Read on another group It’s starting to feel like the “up or out” culture is back
Listen folks, you should totally work 70 hours over two weeks. Most of you do already.
If you factor in lunch and some tea breaks that you normally take during the course of the day, the most productive hours you put in are about 7 hou...
Work-life balance, as I thought it to be in the start of my career is basically for me to work for a maximum possible part of my working hours and never any more than that. Life had a higher priority than work so I used to always involve...
I do agree with him though. Can't build great things without putting in great amounts of work
*when you are building your own Not working for someone at salary and fixed working hours
Working 70 hours a week only helps when you build something of your own in the future after gaining some experience o...
Work hard so your boss can buy Lamborghini every quarter.