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DJI implements mandatory 9 pm off-duty policy to tackle excessive overtime culture
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TechNode
DJI’s “mandatory 9 pm off-duty” policy has recently sparked widespread debate on Chinese social platform Weibo.
At the Shenzhen headquarters, the new policy is enforced mainly through manpower, while at the Shanghai office, office lights are turned off, the report said.
The flexible 9:00–10:30 am clock-in policy remains unchanged, with DJI employees working 8 to 9.5 hours daily, including meal breaks.
With a 9:00 pm end time, minus 1.5 hours for lunch and 1 hour for dinner, daily work hours stay within this range.
An anonymous DJI employee told TechNode that she was happy with the new policy, seeing it as a positive step against excessive work culture in the tech industry.
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