I'm going to continue to shill for the billionaire in this instance: what's the right number of hours to work on the most important technology of our lifetime (or maybe ever)?
Are you working for the technology to benefit humanity, or rather to be ultimately owned by a super rich minority?
Then right number of hours very much depends on this.
Doesn't matter what you're working on, burnout doesn't help anyone.
Completely agree, but if the right things align: low bullshit, good team, worthwhile work, compensation fair to effort and outcomes, 60 hours can be very manageable for a period.
So basically a very small percentage of jobs.
Definitely. His message was for a very small audience. I don't know what the situation is like for them, but Sergey's claim isn't ridiculous.