
4 reasons why Devina Mehra thinks 90-hour work week idea is ’bunkum’
Live MintDevina Mehra, the founder of First Global, offered a strong critique of the idea of working long hours, such as 90 hours a week, saying in a social media post, "This type of recommendation of working for 'nation-building' or 'company building' is bunkum." In a post on the social media platform X, Mehra shared arguments delving into several important areas, like productivity, work culture, gender equality, and the broader social implications of such work expectations. Imposing a 90-hour work week would likely preclude many women from fully participating in the workforce, or worse, forcing them to choose between their career and their family, Mehra highlighted. Lessons from Japan & Korea: Social Fallout Mehra highlighted the social consequences of a culture that demands long working hours.
History of this topic

Economic Survey 2024-25: More than 60-hour work week could have adverse health effects; studies cited
The Hindu
‘14-hour workdays, emails at 3 am’: CA lists personal milestones she missed while working
Hindustan Times
Workaholic culture or work-life balance? Know how '90-hour work week' won't work for Indians
India TV News
Work longer or smarter? India debates L&T chief's '90-hour' work-week
India Today
Indian actor responds to CEO’s ‘90-hour work week’ comment: ‘Mental health matters’
The Independent
‘12 hours per day’: Nilesh Shah advocates longer work hours for India’s growth; Sanjeev Sanyal says ‘it is doable’
Live Mint
South Korea sold its 69-hour working week idea as a family-friendly solution. But women say the culture is stacked against them
ABC
Plugged in and stressed out: Technology is killing the work-life balance
Salon
America is working itself to death: How "9 to 5" became "24/7"
SalonDiscover Related













































