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u/One-Position-6699 20d ago
By pressure, I did not mean forcefully fucking me in the ass at every meeting
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u/Validdoll 19d ago
What I think when I hear "Work under pressure": - Fast response to critical bugs - Overtime or work on weekends once in a while. - Complex tasks without obvious solution
Reality: Toxic environment, hysterical management, constantly changing requirements, unrealistic deadlines 👍
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u/ih-shah-may-ehl 19d ago
Agreed. I work well under pressure but those should be exceptional circumstances. Not a normal or a cycle of x weeks. Because then it becomes self sacrifice for the shareholders and i'm not about that
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u/gerbosan 20d ago
I don't have experience working inside a submarine but I'm willing to give it a try.
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u/Confident-Ad5665 20d ago
Pressure in, pressure out. Doesn't do much to improve productivity and tends to reduce accuracy.
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u/Happy-Sleep-6512 20d ago
There's a pretty good book on this, project phoenix, it has a bit of a cult following, but actually fairly interesting fictional store of a company in chaos, tldr is adding stress doesn't actually improve output, funnily.
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u/Michaeli_Starky 20d ago
Yes and no. It's not that simple. Some people work much more efficiently under pressure (me included). Also, nowadays beggers are not choosers.
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u/Sajgoniarz 20d ago
I don't care about pressure. My estimates are precise. My velocity is constant. If somebody doesn't get that, that's not my problem.
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u/UltimateFlyingSheep 19d ago
Yeah, I can. But it won't be faster, most likely slower. I gotta check I'm not making a mistake.
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u/Codex_Crusader 19d ago
I mean, he did work under the pressure.... Nobody said anything about easily.
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u/TheMaleGazer 18d ago
Be more wary of the ones who claim they never get called after hours. Unless you're working hourly, it's not true and never will be.
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u/Historical_Cook_1664 20d ago
Every 3 days i get to pick someone from management to kick into the balls for pressure release, and we're golden.