Is this real? To me it sounds like it can be real problem for some people. Even for me in the past. For example, my job can be very stressful. Not so much because it is very important. On the contrary. Very often at meetings, I emphasize that nobody's life depends on our fulfillment of the plan, so there is no point in chasing plans at all costs. But I'm often outvoted because it's big corporations that just don't understand the human factor. And then, thanks to bad planning, unforeseen circumstances, and who knows what other reasons, the work happens to be late. I'm currently trying to finalize a project that was supposed to go into production for the new year 2022 :) It's completely pointless to continue developing it, since apparently nobody really needs it when a nine month delay is acceptable. But still I am required to 'finish it in the shortest possible time'. Complete nonsense. If I were a bit younger and more inexperienced, I would certainly be very burdened to finish it. You would think that maybe my economic survival depends on it. And I would probably work so much that in the end I would be too tired to continue the work. Would I be too tired to rest. For sure yes - I know that because I was there too many times in the past. Don't fall for this scam - rarely does a job have such a precise timeline that it can't be prolonged. If you don't work in a job where people's lives depend on it, it's likely that a slight delay won't even be noticed. Fight for your right for it!
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