HN_ANI_GURUGRAM_MUSKAN_KAKKAR_20-02-03

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00:00Clamor around the 90-hour work week and you know one can get bored looking at the face of your wife

00:08So personally I feel I think this comment could have been structured differently and probably would have come across as insensitive

00:16Too many but my take on this is that I think what he meant to say is that to achieve something extraordinary

00:23Sometimes you have to put some extraordinary input as well to get an extraordinary output

00:27Having said that I personally fundamentally believe that in the day and age in which we are living today

00:32where we are using a lot of technology to solve problems and there's a lot of use of artificial intelligence and

00:39Process efficiencies have become much better. I think a lot of technology driven decisions can simplify

00:46How humans operate and you don't need to necessarily spend

00:5090 hours or X number of hours. So one does not need to be a clock watcher

00:56To accomplish something extraordinary and which means that you have to back your process you have to back your

01:02Intent, intensity. Sometimes you can accomplish the you know, the job of 10 hours probably in 5 if you have the right process

01:09So personally, I fundamentally believe in this day and age. Everybody wants a well-balanced output

01:15Having said that I do understand that

01:18Some differentiated input is required

01:25You