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‘Even I work more than 70 hours at this age .. you should enjoy your work, be passionate about work, work is then a holiday..’ Sudha Murthy backs husband Narayan Murthy’s 70 hour week suggestion. Don’t miss the Murthys ‘Uncommon Love’.. a special conversation this weekend on IndiaToday Saturday...

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Pay well, and let your employees enjoy the perks, they won't mind 70 hr. You pinch each penny, and want them to enjoy?! "Enjoy your work, be passionate, and 70 hrs won't be tiring." Sounds good when someone has millions in their account.

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70-Hour Workweek is what we in 2024 call “slavery"

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Pay for 70 hours on hourly basis too. Easy peasy lemon squeezy.

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Shams Ur Rehman Alavi شمس2 yıl önce

Excessive media attention to statements of solipstic, self-obsessed, self-centred, self-absorbed folks.

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Please. Stop. Telling me more things. About the Murthys.

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I don't know why you media people go around this old school soft Sangie's ...

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Travelled 11 hours in train without a ticket breaking law, but 70 hours work every week??

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The tea stall vendor infront of Infy will have a better life than you working 70 hours a week for 3.5 LPA

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"By working fewer hours, rather than doing a combination of working and wasting time for eight, workers could be even more productive. Increased productivity could also stem from better worker morale and physical health, borne from more work-life balance with shorter workdays."

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That’s why India is already VishwaGuru due to ppl like Murthy/Modi. Unemployment rate 45 years high, Murthy, please give jobs, ppl don’t need 5kg rice. I am sure most ppl want to work, earn and live better life.

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