Sergey Brin told Google staff that working 60 hours a week is the 'sweet spot'

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Sergey Brin recommended employees be in the office at least every weekday and suggested 60 hours a week as the 'sweet spot' for productivity.
He emphasized competition in AGI development, urging Google to 'turbocharge' efforts to win the race.
Brin warned against working over 60 hours to avoid burnout and criticized those working the bare minimum.
He encouraged using Google's AI tools to boost coding efficiency and has taken a more hands-on role since returning from retirement.
The memo aligns with broader corporate trends pushing for more in-person work, including at companies like Amazon and JPMorgan Chase.

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