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Google engineer earns $150K works 1 hr/day, spends rest of time on his startup
A Gen Z software engineer at Google reportedly earns $150,000 working 1 hour a day and spends the rest of his time on his startup.
The software engineer told Fortune that nobody at Google seems to suspect him of working few hours.
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