VC behind ‘996’ work culture debate says 5-day weeks won't build billion-dollar startups
VC behind ‘996’ work culture debate says 5-day weeks won't build billion-dollar startups
"When you go to the Valley now, and when you go to China now, they are working seven days a week in the fastest-growing companies," says 20VC founder Harry Stebbings.
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Stebbings, founder of 20VC, a firm managing $650 million in funds, advised founders on LinkedIn last month that “7 days a week is the required velocity to win right now,” to compete with startups in Silicon Valley and China.
Just from that sentence you can tell the guy leads an impoverished life in ways that won't be fixed by money. But he's going to spend his life chasing money because he can't imagine what else to do with it.
These are the people when some folks say “you can’t buy happiness” are referring to because they will never be happy.
Just like all the other psychopath techbros, he'll take from everyone else, make everyone miserable, wallow in his superiority, and be a general scouge to Earth in an attempt to fill a void that will always just expand anyways. At the end of the day, they'll always have the most money and still be the poorest people in the world. No amount they exploit from the rest of us will satiate their ravenous, everlasting hunger.
They'll punish us, who they envy for our ability to live rich lives with emotions that they will never experience.
If we're lucky, they'll realize it and kill themselves.
This sounds like hes just describing an oversaturated market