I think it's one of the prime causes of burnout. Feeling like you have no real control over things, but having immense responsibility anyway. Fighting learned helplessness with an internal taskmaster.
It's not good for the psyche.
It's not good for the psyche.
This is obviously not something everyone can do, but if you can, maybe it's worth it.
You do that by being able to communicate about the trade offs between the holy trinity of projects - on time, on budget and meets requirements.
I'm incredibly burnt out currently, and I'm consistently at under 40 hours at my job.
If either of us at anytime decides that the labor for money transaction is no longer needed. I get another job.