Corgi cofounder Nico Laqua said he often gets 3-4 hours of sleep. "I would rather measure my lifespan in victories than years," he said.
This startup founder says he works 7 days a week, keeps a mattress in the office, and sleeps 3 hours a night
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996 är för veklingar – här är bolaget som är ännu värre (värst?)
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Om man inte jobbar sju dagar i veckan kommer man att förlora. Det menar Nico Laqua som grundat AI-bolaget Corgi…
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