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Easy for a guy who never has to work another day in life to suggest other people need to change their work / life balance. What Forbes calls China’s “cutthroat work culture,” of 996 (9AM to 9PM, six ...

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Women in Games, Out Making Games, and BAME in Games call for transparent age ratings rather than vague "sensitive issues" ...