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Google Leader Predicts The End Of The 40-hour Working Week

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In a recent interview with Vinod Khosla, Google CEO Larry Page told he believes that working 40 hours a week will no longer be necessary in the nearest future. He also remebered the criticism he received from Steve Jobs: "You guys are doing too much stuff." He actually believes that society doesn't need everyone to work full-time anymore and that an increasing automation will certainly lead to the reduction of the working time...


The whole interview is really worth a watch:


11/07/2014

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