Group 1 - The article highlights a tragic case of a 34-year-old outsourced worker who suffered a sudden brain hemorrhage and passed away, raising concerns about workplace health and safety [1] - It emphasizes that the "Work Injury Insurance Regulations" classify sudden death from illness during work hours as a work-related injury, suggesting the company should assist the deceased's family in applying for recognition [1] - The article points out that cases of sudden death among technical workers are common, linking factors like overwork and late-night work to health risks such as brain hemorrhages [2] Group 2 - The article advises IT professionals to be cautious about their health, stressing that work is never-ending and that life is irreplaceable [2] - It suggests that companies should promote a healthier work-life balance to prevent such tragic incidents in the future [2]