Mita Duran, a 24-year-old woman
who worked as a copywriter in Indonesia, slipped into a coma on Sunday
after tweeting that she had worked for 30 hours straight. She died not
long after.
Duran often kept herself awake by drinking Kratingdaeng, better known as Thai Red Bull, writes Lee Moran at the New York Daily News,
while working late into the night at Young & Rubicam, an ad agency
owned by multinational advertising and public relations company WPP.
I'm sure the work that caused her death contributed .0001 % revenue increase at WPP and will result in a bonus for someone sitting in a corner office. Where was this woman's supervisor and why didn't they hire someone else to help her do her job?
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