Chetan Bhagat says four hours of dedicated work a day can be enough if employees prioritise effectively. His remarks contrast with calls for a 70-hour workweek, reigniting the debate over whether productivity depends on longer hours or better focus.
Chetan Bhagat says four hours of dedicated work a day can be enough if employees prioritise effectively. His remarks contrast with calls for a 70-hour workweek, reigniting the debate over whether productivity depends on longer hours or better focus.
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Chetan Bhagat says four hours of dedicated work a day can be enough if employees prioritise effectively. His remarks contrast with calls for a 70-hour workweek, reigniting the debate over whether productivity depends on longer hours or better focus.
