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How true is this? The "996" thing in China?
as of what i was told a few years ago:
Thank you!
Yeah, I expected this.
My Chinese WeChat friends don't work this long.
It was officially made illegal in 2021, but yes many Chinese people still do it especially in tech like Horse said above.
Seems like mainly a company thing that did this, but yeah.
Lets just say that i wish my chinese suppliers worked "996", them mfers have vacations every other week. Still China is just way to big, i bet there are many places working under that schedule. That's thr thing with China, it's scale is so big that you can find literally cases about anything.
That's a very good point, and I trust your experience as well. Yeah, any Western journo can find a case study somewhere.
To be clear, I'm not saying China is perfect and I don't expect it to be, just wondering if this is an issue in China and in what sectors.