I model my day off pro athletes. Here's what that means for my schedule, my team's, and my approach to 996 culture.
Hardik Jagda, CEO of an AI engineering company, shares why he doesn't ask his team to work 996 hours, even though he starts his day as early as 3 a.m.
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