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So, was there a pay increase involved for the increase in work? People are realizing their worth now and wont stand to work 20 hours a day for a subpar 40 hour a week job
Imagine only getting 4 hours of sleep a day, working at Twitter, and genuinely think you're contributing in a good way to the world LMAOOOOOOOO Edit: God it's so funny seeing everyone getting so mad at me for pointing out that there is absolutely no reason to have the top 0.001% hardest working programmers at Twitter. It's even funnier seeing people call me lazy or unemployed when Im a blue collar carpenter.
Imagine they just like the job because they get paid well and it’s not hard what if they don’t care abt contributing to the world 😂 who is u bro superman 😂what u contribute 😂
They do actually and they contribute more than you ever will to society. Edit* The People replying back to me are former Twitter employee's burner accounts.
I worked so hard, slept only 4 hours a night, turned "employee abuse" into ".00001% hard worker", and died early so a billionaire could become a trillionaire.
Poor, poor victim boohoo. You signed up for a job. Knowing everything up front. It’s all a choice. There is no such thing as „employee abuse“ when you voluntarily sign a contract and can leave at any time. Thats just Nonsense. You chose to work there. You chose to accept your salary as adequate payment. You chose to become and also to stay an employee instead of building your own company. A job is literally you choosing to sell your problem solving skills to a company and them saying „we would be willing to pay you X + benefits to solve this problem on a continual basis for us. X is based on the amount of people with similar skillsets and what they’re willing to work for.“ thats how that works. If you think you have been „exploited“ or you think anyone else is being exploited in capitalism, first off you do not know what capitalism is and much less how it works, and secondly you are operating on false information. You have been lied to and never fact checked your ideas. Thats what believing that means.
@@rustybayonette6641"being paid well" isn't an excuse to slack on sleep, sleep is genuinely the last thing any person should mess with, still there are sooooo many people that do it, and it really really sucks
My boss arrived at work today in a brand new red Bugatti. I said "What a beautiful car!" He said "If you work hard, only sleep for 4 hours per night and strive for excellence, I’ll get a green one next year."
@@MechaNick03 if your on your death bed and one of your regrets is working a 9-5 having little to no social life and always being sleep deprived then daymn your life must be miserable
sleeping 4 hours for a job is ridiculous, remember we don't own the company, and company can fire you for anything tommorrow and they don't even have to give a 2 weeks notice.
Chris is being hyperbolic. I'm sure most of you know this. He's saying that Elon wants hard workers at Twitter, workers that WANT to work hard for something that is bigger than them. Not people who want to just come in, do minimum and pick up a cheque. Starting your own business is NOT for the kind of people he's talking about, nor do you need 100 hours per week to start your own business. I'm astounded at how much emotion and strawman this simple line from Chris has provided. Lol
You've obviously never grown a business. Even growing a small business is grueling. Let alone growing it to even a small/mid size business. You're better off working at Twitter under Elon.
Have you worked for Elon? No, so you have zero idea of what you are talking about. I am sorry you want to lay around your house and play video games but America became great because of a great work ethic not because of lazy people.
@@darkgardener9577the funniest part is that's not how it works in real life. Especially with a company the size of Twitter. I've been an employer and employee. Not once during my time when I was employing people did I ever find someone willing to work so hard that they're dedicating 12+ hours a day because they simply don't have anything involved in it. Elon came into Twitter with great ideas on paper but forced it too quickly without really thinking of the human component. He did fire many staff members then realized that there's no one to replace them with. Then ended up rehiring much of the staff.
@@marksenegal667 IF that's not how it works in real life who exactly is holding the gun on all the people FORCING THEM to get up and come be some of the highest paid and most privileged upper upper upper middle class slaves on the planet? You think THAT is how it works in real life?? IDK what "real world" you're from...but in my world slavery and top tier voluntary employment are wildly different things.
Killing yourself for a company that will replace you at the drop of a hat is the most asinine and nonsensical approach to working. As an employee, do your job and try to be as efficient as possible, but get adequate rest and don’t burn yourself out. This type of ideology where people think they need to run themselves into the ground is extremely dangerous.
I pro 16 hours a day as a chef at 2 restaurants and could be replaced at the drop of a hat but keep doing it while working on my own personal projects in a portion of my valuable spare time. Is it fair? Beats being on the streets not knowing how to feed myself. I’d work much harder for 10 times the money as an investment in my future if I had the opportunity to do so even if it was provided by a perceived oppressor by people who can’t offer me that kind of deal
@@Zgzgzgzgzgzgzgggggg half an hour commute home allows me enough relaxation to watch short clips before exhaustion blurs my vision too much so RU-vid is my winding down process. It’s not an easy life but nothing worthwhile ever is when earned though force of will so no complaints even if i fail to achieve my long term goals. Time to sleep now though. Peace out
@@darylingoteborg3178 you will burn out eventually. It won't be pretty trust me, you need to start thinking about some contingencies. Don't get caught with your pants down when life decides to throw a haymaker your way.
Dude literally said wake up 4 hours after they went to sleep.. psychopaths aren’t wired to empathise with the needs of their ‘supply’, so they’ll abuse you as much as you let them.. “People who that’s their dream” aka subordinates, wired to submit and serve
The twitter chef was probably the hardest working person at twitter. Most twitter employees did 4 hours of real work a week. Then got all the food and lattes they wanted. That chef was working like a slave.
@@dontcare7086 software engineers are not warehouse workers. To them more time of work doesn't translate to more work done. Keeping them satisfied and their head space clear is more worthwhile for the company. There is a reason those lazies built something that sold for 44 billion dollars and the "Sigma hardworker" is tanking the company
@@jakequenetif your only getting 4 hours of sleep it means your a slave because your giving 97% of your time to your job the last 3% is sleep, eating, shitting.
I used to be very driven and had that mindset... guess what? The bosses know folks in that headspace and they just start licking their chops. Because you are ripe for the plucking and that drive, passion, that everyone always told you was the only way to achieve any kind of success, will be turned against you, you will be exploited, and the people who gut you because you actually care about your work will do it with a dull knife and smile while they do it. And it's horrible once you finally learn that lesson.
Yup. Been there. Not going back. "Hard work only begets more hard work" Gotta learn to manage your manager or you'll get used and abused. Work hard but don't get exploited
You can't act like a slave and expect a raise. You have to act like an irreplaceable, ferocious, ambitious earner. Once you prove yourself, you don't ask for a promotion. You demand it. If hard work only begets hard work, you're in the wrong position. Stay hard
@@tobykay5749 Working for Elon Musks newest vanity project where he basically fires everyone for correcting him being incompetent, his new policies lead to advertisers leaving in swarms and his company causing millions of dollar of damages to other companies because he enabled high profile trolling will notbe something you want to leave for your loved ones. I'm pretty sure the only people who stick working at Twitter are simps who hopes that they are allowed to do him sexual favors and immigrants who literally can't quit or their working visa runs out.
@@tobykay5749 sure, but "for their loved ones" means you'd have to own what you build doesn't it. Working as an entrepreneur maybe; working for a mega corp ain't that.
@@cindrblok7948 bro go work at a 24/7 macdonlads or at an Amazon warehouse and do that for a few months then perhaps you will be considered as hardworking heck get your lazy as back to work instead of reading a comment section on RU-vid shorts then you will deserve your salary. This is not a "hard work" it's exploitation. People need at least 6 hours of sleep.
@@robertcolotti7763 success is very individual, some people would value having a job that gives them freedom and not having to work so hard but take less money, some people value a job that they work extremely hard and get paid well for it. For me my success has always been to try and help the world be a better place and have a positive impact on people. It just happens that I get paid to essentially do this and that’s why I feel as though I have succeeded in life. I don’t get paid a 6 digit salary but I get paid more than most
@@robertcolotti7763 Nothing to do with entitlement lol, unless it's unreasonable to feel entitled to being treated like a human being, not a tool that your employer can wear out and throw away. The way the world works actually DOES stop a lot of people from becoming massively successful, and you're naive as hell if you can't see that. Hard work only gets you so far. You've gotta have a huge dose of luck to go from the bottom to the top, be it being born into a rich family, winning the lottery, or actually being lucky enough to be in a position where the hard work genuinely pays off in the end. It's also like @emil birk said: Success is individual. One person's measure of success might look different to someone else's. You don't need to be a multimillionaire to be successful. You can live a perfectly comfortable life without that kind of money, it just depends on what you're after.
This guy is the opposite of hard working too. His money all came from his parents and he was hanging out with 18 year olds at 28 giving them drugs to go to his student nights that all ended up failing.
What do you mean by that you haven’t said anything what’s “the end.” Smh 💀 gotta make it catastrophic cuz you have a differing opinion on a software companys programmers work schedules 🤡
@@No1Geordie Its hilarious how 6 months ago the narrative was the exact opposite but now people parrot precisely what youve written here almost like its a script lmfao
When you get emotionally invested into your company’s product - it engulfs your completely. It’s actually very rewarding, exciting and empowering experience. But there isn’t much room left for anything else. Good for younger single people who are not interested in other aspects of life but focused on making that contribution. Just have to be careful bc that’s what you use your life’s essence for.
Hard work to these guys is actually working for 2hrs straight before a bathroom break, water/coffee break, sitting through a meeting without taking a break. 🤣😂
If I had THAT level of drive and commitment to work, I would probably start my own business, instead of busting my a$$ to make some rich prick richer. Especially one that blows billions on boondoggles.
I had a boss who fooled himself into believing the capitalist idea of sacrificing his and others personal time for the company's development. When shit hit the fan, He was the first one the company let go off. Reason for that was he was the highest paid for his role and top management labelled him a "maid servant". He was jobless, unmarried and left depended on his savings because he never took the time to develop passive income streams. I knew he was wrong from the very beginning we were both hard workers and after he was let go, I was asked to step in. They wanted me to do his job for half the pay. I left even before they could announce it because the disrespect they should my boss was a clear sign of what my future would look like in that company. On my farewell cake my colleagues wrote the word "best" next to my name. Because of what i stood for.
@@IratePuffin no because i shouldn't have to work harder just so a billionaire doesn't loose more money just cause his feelings got hurt, if you want people to work harder they need to paid more and I really doubt twitter can do that, you know farmers 1000 years ago way harder than most famers today you know why ? or will that require one more brain cell to increase your mental output by 50%
@@IratePuffin because no one is going to do that when they can do half the work for the same pay at another company. What he's describing is someone who is willing to sacrifice all of their work life balance and there is not a single person in the world who will do that as an employee for any extended period of time.
@@IratePuffin the type of person willing to slave away so somebody else can live the high life is called an idiot. Sure, they may be intelligent in the sense of programming, but by the sense of self worth, they're an idiot. If I said to you that you can spend 16 hours a day slaving away in a job where, individually, you get zero recognition and nobody will know you exist, and you'll get 50k a year. Or you can spend 10 hours a day, in a job where you get zero recognition for the work you did. And nobody will know you exist, and you get 50k a year... Only a complete imbecile chooses option A. Even if you actively WANT to work 16 hours a day (you're an idiot... But that would be your choice. Note those forced to work that long to survive aren't idiots, they're just abused by the shitty living situation the government has forced them into. Everyone deserves a living wage), you deserve to be paid and treated better. Get a second job, or start working on your own projects, or something. If you live your entire life solely to make someone else richer, you've failed yourself.
That’s so true. Twitter might be an exception bc of the tech culture and pay the last couple years (inflated salaries and laid back work), but the average job making 50k and wanting you to work to death is absurd
It’s also about if you’re averaging 4hrs of sleep at night you’re functionally impaired and could fall sleep at the wheel and kill yourself on your commute home from work.
I remember reading some messages where Twitter employees were bragging about pulling down $175k, and literally doing 2 hours of work a week. Maybe the messages were fake,but if not, I'd never be that stupid to send a message bragging about that.
Bullshit. People are idiots. If you work them hard, they complain. Then when you make their lives easier...much less work...lots of luxuries at work ..people take advantage of it. And you know that. You've seen it happen at work. People will ruin it every time.
I beg to differ. I'd say this is shit you tell yourself to excuse your laziness. Personally I'm not one of these people but I know a few and would you believe they are all at the top of their companies earning a great many pounds. They sacrifice family, friends, hobbies but they have built/run massive companies. These are the people that create your job. Be grateful.
You're telling me you would rather keep your average salary where everyone was paid the same no matter how hard they worked? Elon gives the people who are willing to work their asses off a substantial raise and they are now recognized for their work ethic. If you want to be average that's fine. But there are a small number of men who are willing to out work you every day in order to not be paid an average salary.
There were already people in Twitter that were working this hard, they were frustrated that there efforts were not being rewarded, they were frustrated that the paper work to get something done made there jobs harder
@Spooky If you work hard for anyone else but yourself, you line their pockets. Might as well be a genius billionaire actually trying to better this shithole planet we live on.
@@spookysquirtle Unless you own your own business, any work you do is to line the pockets of someone else (and in some cases even when you do own your own business). I'd much rather work hard in a company that strives to better itself, to push its own limits, than work for a company that allows for lax employees, bleeds money, and can't promise a lasting career because it's too focused on being a "fun" place, than an actual business.
Don't gaslight us. There are more of us that don't mind hard work in the name of doing something spectacular. He didn't say all, he said 'a not insignificant amount' which would be enough to staff twitter.
@@LittleBunnyKungFooand you know what 4 hours of sleep and working all day leads to? Bad and buggy code. It's not about the amount of code you produce, it's about quality that is important.
@@hahne9 4 hours of sleep is an exaggeration for effect. What he is saying is long hours and hard work. For any developer who has been part of a coding marathon with a team of like minded coworkers - it can be a blast and amazing things can happen.
@@LittleBunnyKungFoo yeah of course, you can do such a coding marathon and get great results but this has nothing to do with an every day job of an developer. Try to keep the pace of such a coding marathon every day for weeks and months and then we talk again.
I believe in working hard in a healthy way. If you’re getting 4 hours of sleep and working every waking minute then you’re going to be severely depressed
@@abbemartensson3850 If you are not willing to work your hardest for you job or anything you want then you will get nothing in life. So it s a pointless comment
This is just not how businesses operate in reality. The did layoffs to cut cost, they aren't just going to then hand out money to the remaining employees. They aren't even profitable.
For all of you young guys who are in your teens and twenties, as someone older than you I will give you guys some advice: prioritize the irreplaceable things in your life like your health and your family. Social media hustle culture will tell you to lock yourself away, work 16 hours a day and sacrifice everything in the pursuit of money. Trust me, when you're in your later life you're not going to be thinking about extra money you made or the promotion you got at work, you going to wish you spend more time with your loved ones and took care of your body
Yeah, but also work hard to support that family you want to spend time with. Won't be very enjoyable having Sunday family dinner out of the Walmart dumpster
@@Epicgamer11223 people are just getting Lazier now I understand your point about fair pay but you also have to work for that pay if you’re lazy do you really deserve it
@@typeblaze6557 Yes You should work _comfortably_ for good pay, and work hard for excellent pay But more importantly, working even harder while receiving no difference in pay is just straight up exploitation, and praising that as some kind of feat of personal achievement makes you a moron.
Twitter's a good example of how two wrongs don't make a right. Yes, it was filled with a bunch of grown ass children that just wanted to get paid for doing nothing and deserved to be fired but dumping three people's work on a single employee isn't right.
Work crazy hours, sleep deprived and missing your family only to be laid off because the CEO made a bad financial decision. No thanks! I’d rather work hard for my own company.
Lol I hope you don’t truly believe that, more like 60hrs a week. People who make lots of money work all the time, no one is making 250k+ working 20hrs. You don’t get rich by cutting hours.
@@zenithskull I work in a tech firm and I can assure you our best programmers work the least vs the newbies. Efficiency is valued more than hard work because the company only looks at results
@@JonWPK As a mgr in a large Tech org, I can testify that my top people don't work more than others. They can to a higher degree work from home, have more flexible work hours and get to focus on the most favorable tasks and projects. Far from everyone value money above all else. For most people, salary is a hygiene factor. If you do value money above all else, go join a start-up you believe in and demand stock as part of your salary package.
@@Imnotnickcannon I think he understood it pretty well, always working is not an easy task even if your job isn’t “hard work” that’s such a vague term anyway what defines “hard work” is it physical labor? Sports? How about data entry? See the dilemma here?
I was raised that u want anything u have to earn it not given. At twelve I had to get up at 5am n deliver newspapers after a blizzard hit in the middle of the night or serious rain storms. Like saying neither rain sleet and snow shall be from my duties. My grandfather told u do anything u do, do it to the best of your ability n do right the first time
Unless you're being paid as the top 0.0001% of the country, it's not worth the time. Plenty of us have family and friends that we want to spend our lives with.
You don't think the people that work hard for a salary get advantages from that? Bonuses, Raises, Promotions? It's not just about the salary you get now, but what you will get in the future....
I think its also absurd to think the best programmers would waste their talent in a forum company. There are so many more cool projects out there that would ignite their passion rather than thia
@@wassup4532 I agree, and these companies are so large that you often get pigeonholed and you can't spread your wings creatively, or offer alternate ideas to management or the project managers. You are given a spec and you must follow it regardless. Sometimes a smaller company is much better for you mentally and gives more opportunities if you want to branch into another job type.
The fact that you think working at an office is equivalent to working on a plantation is amazing to me. My parents came to this country with 0 in their pockets. I’m first generation born and I love the fact that I have the opportunity to continuously work and succeed. I just bought my third house this year at 30 years old. To be honest the greatest part is how lazy and stupid younger American people are. They make continuous excuses on how they are the victims and can’t succeed. It makes it so much easier for me to succeed and less competition I love it lol
Understand that these people don’t want to leave the plantation. Not everyone wants out, like he said, this is the dream for some people. This is the pinnacle of software engineering and data management when it comes to hrs work and progress. The reason Tesla was built so fast was because Elon pushed his workers far past what they thought they were capable of, you can hear that in interviews. But now it’s an unbelievably successful company because of it. He made quantum leaps just by working harder himself and requiring his entire company to work harder.
Not correct at all I’ve worked for a couple of Japanese Machine manufacturers in UK Those Japs do a good 14 hour day and are basically forced to go home, it’s crazy to us but it’s kind of seen as dis respect to the company if they don’t go above and beyond unfortunately for them In UK we wanto work little for more, Not because we are lazy , but because we know our worth (wage) Mentality in my country is never do more/less than your pay is worth. If I was in a job with poor pay but knew company was rich I’d do less But if I was paid correct for what I do for my company (which I do) I do what I’m worth plus a little more. Companies forget THEY NEED US!! Not WE NEED THEM
@@rustleinthebushes6065 You seem to have completely misunderstood the quote. It's not about who works more, it's about 'end of life' regrets. Priorities.
@@terencejay8845 no I read your quote correct and I agree mostly as it’s my narrative, But yours was the only/1st comment I saw relating to this topic so just added a piece of my thought underneath, I agree FAMILY ALWAYS COMES FIRST But genuinely Japs don’t have this mind set 😅
didn't you hear the music in the background tho? its inspirational just from that. jokes aside people are so indoctrinated for this kind of trash it's ridiculous.
Uhh some people get fulfillment from hard work. If I was good enough to work for a company like that I’d feel very successful. I also work no less than 60 hours a week by the way. Because having nothing to do makes me feel empty. And hard work brings me fulfillment. Maybe it’s fucked up but I know I’m not alone with that
@@AnthoNicohey if you want to sit back and do nothing be my guest. If you are content in your life doing the bare minimum to get by than that’s your choice. I don’t feel happy doing that. I never did. That’s cool that you do. But I don’t. And I know a lot of people who also don’t. It’s not indoctrination. There are people who work hella hard because it makes them feel good
@@maximusprods.kdvbyp564 We don't want to sacrifice our lives and precious time with Family and friends while getting terrible compensation just because a workerholic who doesnt believe in home life wants us to slave away for their profit. People try to glorify hustle culture and act like its a good thing just because theyre addict to that and think everyone else is lazy. Sleep is important, relationships are important - but the workaholics want to call you lazy for believing that
@@diodelvino3048 None of this is relevant to the topic at hand. Twitter like most top tech companies has pretty top tier compensation. Min ~150k/year entry level for maybe 20 hours of work a week. On top of great benefits, free food, nice ass office, etc.
@@diodelvino3048 then don't, you're free to do whatever you want, maybe even start a business, but yeah that also needs hardwork and sacrifice which I would assume you won't have
I would just leave. The whole point of capitalism is that both the emloyer and emloyee have to be in agreement over the contract. I would never agree to something like this. I'd rather have more free time for less pay.
@@guns4786 Because working your entire life like that is a detriment to yourself and those around you. When you make your entire life about your work, you lose focus on actually living. My father worked as hard as he could, 70 hour weeks for years, building his business. Now that he is in his 70's you know what he wishes? That he didn't miss all of his kids birthdays, games, life events, his own daughters wedding. Is the rat race worth losing sight of living your actual life?
@@booquwifius5510 I don’t think any of them are only sleeping 4 hours a day. His point is that there are hyper driven people out there that want to be pushed. And this is obviously the case.
As a software engineer I feel the need to explain that sitting in an office for 16 hours does not mean you're doing 16 hours of good work - most of the really difficult problems are solved when you're "off" in fact sitting staring at the screen can prevent that from happening. Pressurized, relentless environments like that lead to disengaged developers taking bad shortcuts. The most productive software companies I've ever worked in judged solely on quality of output. A message like this from leadership just announces that it's a shit place to work that doesn't understand what you do.
I remember glancing at Valve’s employee handbook and it literally said that the programmers are free to work whenever they want. The company gave them freedom and it led to some of the best games of all time.
The reality was that they had a thousand employed, and the website had 0 changes, his announcement was If you are going to get payed then work. If you don't have the slightest pressure to do anything then you won't. He just said that they had to produce results, that isn't creating a "shit place to work".
@@guilhermepascoal4173 I get that a thousand developers sounds like a lot but then again have you any idea of the complexity of keeping a system like Twitter running? People calling it a blog don't know what they're talking about - it might seem simple but it needs to handle hundreds of millions of users, manage obscene amounts of data, integrations, developer and advertising platforms etc etc etc. Just keeping this alive takes monumental collaboration, add on top how much more difficult this complexity makes changes and now the number starts to seem a bit more reasonable. I'm not defending Twitter or their employees I have no idea what they were up to, but just reading the disgruntled comments of people who have no idea I felt the need to point this out.
@@guilhermepascoal4173 As for Elon, this is a direct quote "People who work remotely can go and pretend to work somewhere else" - That statement alone shows a level of distrust that will make the best people say instantly "Fuck this place". I've worked for his carbon copy, great entrepreneurs, but they're the type of guy who looks at you and can calculate how much you earn a minute and get upset every second people don't 'look' busy enough, they expect you to work after-hours without so much as a thanks and constantly act like you owe them something - they're ungrateful, greedy and bad leaders, they can only hold staff who are mediocre or are stuck at the company for some other reason. The best people are intrinsicly motivated, they don't need to be watched or pressured to do great work, they just do great work. Engineers of that quality can work anywhere, so why in your right mind would you work for an ungrateful, disrespectful prick who doesen't trust you?
If my employees showed up on 4 hours of sleep and are expected to do finely detailed and efficient coding, I would send them home. No one works at 100% when sleep deprived.
@@johnnysarknot repeatedly, multiple days in row like Musk was telling people they HAD to do. It eventually catches up to you. I work 55hrs weeks Monday to Friday as Hospital staff and average 4-6hrs of sleep a day. Every Saturday I crash and sleep from 12-16 to "reset". But I'm 33, no kids and only really responsible for myself and my pets. Not everyone is like me, throw in kids or other responsibilities and there is no way to continue at that pace and not fuck up.
Right, dumbest shit I’ve ever heard. There is no job on earth where working 20 hours a day like he’s describing is beneficial. It would be much more efficient to hire 3x the staff and put them on normal 8 hour shifts so they have enough rest to stay alert
The people who want to work hard on 4 hours of sleep are called good business owners. That should be the trade off in a non-exploitation based capitalist society. The hardest workers taking the most risk get the largest amount of money. Their employees have a work life balance and can afford to live and raise a family of 3+. In reality that is frequently not the case.
When I was in my twenties, I hated to sleep because it felt like a waste of time. I wanted to sleep less than 4 hours, and many times I did. There, now you can say you’ve met someone who didn’t want to sleep his life away.
@@GrandManor maybe I should’ve rephrased it 😅 Getting 4 hours of sleep each night will end up making you feel horrible and probably ill Of course if a person could feasibly be healthy and well with no sleep at all, plenty of people would want to not sleep at all, but nobody wants to get 4 hours every night because that’s like saying I want to be sick and tired all the time, which doesn’t make sense
@@MasonOfLife Fair enough. Of course, in my 20s I was pretty much a drunk and took more pills than Jim Morrison, so I was too high to realize I was wrecking my body! 😂
I volunteer as a mechanic and several other jobs all at one place and I take zero pay for it, my payment is other people's enjoyment, I work dam hard around people who do not and yet they get paid. That's life.
there are TWO kind of people in the comments those who think hard work will push you toward greatness, and those who think hard work will estroy you and make other people rich by exploiting you, kudos to the former, the latter are the worse kind of people that live today
@@cristianmicu brother that is so stupid. There is empirical evidence that shows giving employees breaks and perks contributed to their efficacy and to overall work output. Stop dick riding capitalist elites who legitimately will never view you as anything more than a tiny number in their huge portfolio. I will never understand people who are so desperate to render themselves abused.
It depends on the business in the employees. Elon already runs SpaceX this way, and nobody cares because the employees knew what they signed up for. They believe in the goals of the company, and they're interested in the challenge of their projects, so they work hard.
@Christian Micu... But the "Latter" actually makes sense. Whats the point of working hard for someone else, being over-worked and under paid, and having no time for yourself or to be with your family/friends... Whats the point??You would have NO time to enjoy life at all!.. People are too greedy, and need to be more content. The stress and the extra bullsh1t isnt even worth it
@@tonygaertner8863 Yes... like some early 19th century coal baron in northern England. Which - no - is not a compliment. You want communism? Because THAT's how you get communism.
Difference btw having power and not having power. You don’t have power to influence people and things around you. You’re at the whims of people with power.
If you want a good wage and can’t provide for yourself then you have to make sacrifices until you figure out how to obtain a similar mode of survival that equates or surpasses your current situational sacrifice. No one forces them to work for twitter and unemployment sucks Whoever has a better option is free to pursue alternatives
@@darylingoteborg3178 WHy do you think so many people left it is because they do have options. SOftware engineers are coveted they have plenty of options they do not have to stick with a compnay if they dont want to.
There is no exploitation taking place. They all signed contracts voluntarily and chose to stay there voluntarily. If you think any part about that is exploitation you need to check your definitions my man.
@@leoxd7029 L take, no one wants to change job. To have your job change while you're there, becoming shite, is shite, and eventually yes, people will leave, not before they've had an absolutely dogshit time. And then half the people in these comments will stay, being the good workers they are. Happy to be in this hypothetical toxic environment because "hard worker is good" 👍 If anything its the myth of working yourself to death, so to speak, being a good thing, and the many people here that support that, its those people that get exploited off the back of that trope. While "normal people" leave and get better jobs
This is so inspirational because if you look deeply into what's he saying it reminds me of quote . "if you work really really hard , one day you will be able to make somebody else really rich . "
More accurately they want to work for a big company and a big name like Elon, thinking it will open doors to things other than a stress-related breakdown.
Hard work, fulfilling work, and meaningful work are all separate things. That being said, sleeping 4 hours a day to work at Twitter requires a hefty amount of copium.
thats nuts and unhealthy. it has been proven even 6 hours sleep (an all too common number) is unhealthy. there are statistics proving a higher percentage of injuries/ accidents/ health problems etc with atheletes that have less sleep. also. its twitter. why on earth would you destroy yourself for that?
If somebody really loves his job that doesn't mean they need to exploited. There is still a option to pay them fairly and provide them with the human needs.
I mean to be fair a lot of the employees were treating Twitter like a college campus. They literally had game rooms and stuff for when you’re too stressed 😂
People who act like it’s an accomplishment to only sleep 4 hours might as well start saying they hold in shits and pisses for days and only eat 200 calories a day it’s absolutely retarded
Balance in every aspect is necessary Take care of your body and mind. Don't overeat don't underest Don't oversleep Or undersleep Don't overexhaust urself or be lazy Just keep pushing urself little by little
Who the fuck wants to do that? These “alpha grind just work bro” videos are an insane consequence of the internet, which has been a disaster for humanity
By law you are not allowed to work more than 16 hours without a 24 hour rest period if you are an employee. He (the man in the video) is talking about the people with the insatiable drive to keep working to claw success out of the void of infinite possibilities who end up leaving companies after 4 years to start their own.
You’ve probably never been surrounded by the extraordinary devs in your life. You are describing a programmer who is failing and is trying to fake it until they make it.
Read through all of these comments and it blew me away how they think that statement is delusional. There is a small contingent of men out there, who want to be the best, surrounded by the best, pushed beyond the limits. To have a beacon placed, somewhere you know you could find that, is a beautiful thing. Your character is forged in the fires of adversity
