How would you feel if you were told you had to do the majority of the work on a project?

Anonymous

July 9,2022 at 12:32AM UTC

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AnonymousJuly 9,2022 at 12:45AM UTC
Please provide more context.
Depends on the situation. What type of project? Long term? Partner is lazy?
Maybe project will be a career booster?
Monet AlliaJuly 9,2022 at 2:32AM UTC
I’d prefer knowing and it being common knowledge then it not be spoken but inferred
AnonymousJuly 9,2022 at 6:23PM UTC
If it is known to your manager and it is reflected in reviews/ compensation then I would prefer it to be known. If not, and the team is just lazy as someone mentioned, then I would push back on doing most of the work.