Yang had only been working as a financial consultant at a loan assistance company in Hangzhou, China, for about a month when the trouble started. The job, which she’d taken in June, was essentially telesales dressed up with a fancier title. According to sources, every day she was expected to make 200 calls, land one client meeting, and pull in interest from at least one more prospective customer. It was a grueling quota by any measure, and on Ju…
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