Samsung CEO warns of "do-or-die" situation, urges investment over short-term profits

Last year, reports surfaced that Samsung had shifted its executives to a grueling six-day workweek to "inject a sense of crisis" after recognizing its struggles in AI chips. However, the strategy does not seem to have delivered the intended results.

Hmm, this is very surprising. How did this not fix the issue? Maybe they need to have the executives work 7 days a week? Maybe they need to fire workers and use the money to hire additional executives? Maybe they can pay the executives more to motivate them to work harder? Hopefully Samsung is able to figure what the executives need to do in order to save the company.

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Last year, reports surfaced that Samsung had shifted its executives to a grueling six-day workweek to "inject a sense of crisis" after recognizing its struggles in AI chips. However, the strategy does not seem to have delivered the intended results.
Hmm, this is very surprising. How did this not fix the issue? Maybe they need to have the executives work 7 days a week? Maybe they need to fire workers and use the money to hire additional executives? Maybe they can pay the executives more to motivate them to work harder? Hopefully Samsung is able to figure what the executives need to do in order to save the company.
Do or die for their stock prices. Number must always go up. All aboard the AI slop train
Someone finally figured to think at big tech, dang