Globalisation and the Rise of Extreme Jobs

Prem Rao points to the emergence of extreme jobs.

People in extreme jobs work for more than 70 hours per week, have frequent travel, highly unpredictable schedules, and are available to their clients on virtually a 24/7 basis.

Today’s overachievers are cast as “road warriors and masters of the
universe,” says Sylvia Ann Hewlett. Warning that their pace is not
sustainable, Hewlett says, “There’s a lot of risk attached. The fallout
in private lives is huge.” In addition, she says, women are being left
behind because many cannot put in 70-hour weeks.

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