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DJI’s “mandatory 9 pm off-duty” policy has recently sparked widespread debate on Chinese social platform Weibo. Introduced on Feb.27, the drone maker requires employees to leave by 9 pm, with office lights forcibly turned off in Shanghai. Previously, DJI faced criticism for excessive overtime, as core R&D teams often worked past 11 pm or into [……
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DJI implements mandatory 9 pm off-duty policy to tackle excessive overtime culture
Jessie Wu
17:24
DJI’s “mandatory 9 pm off-duty” policy has recently sparked widespread debate on Chinese social platform Weibo. Introduced on Feb.27, the drone maker requires employees to leave by 9 pm, with office lights forcibly turned off in Shanghai. Previously, DJI faced criticism for excessive overtime, as core R&D teams often worked past 11 pm or into
