I absolutely believe it's exploitation to ask people to sacrifice their lives (which you're doing if you're working that long; you have no time for other things) and not pay significantly higher.
"The article itself mentions people doing extra hours of coding on personal projects, and we all know some people who have started companies that way. What, do these projects simply not exist? How does that make any sense?"
There's a huge difference between working on something for me, for which I have total ownership of, and working on something just to make someone else rich.
"The article itself mentions people doing extra hours of coding on personal projects, and we all know some people who have started companies that way. What, do these projects simply not exist? How does that make any sense?"
There's a huge difference between working on something for me, for which I have total ownership of, and working on something just to make someone else rich.