
We're all in it together. We all share the pain of being scolded for not getting things done on time.
I've been forced to learn a lot here, which is good. The reason behind the forced learning is that knowledgeable people are leaving and work still needs to get done.
You need better leaders. People who understand and appreciate sacrifice for the company, not people who expect personal time to be given, as well as constant perfection. My manager has been aware that I've been burned out for over a year and I had to fight for a vacation.
I don't work to work. I work to provide for my family. Time outside of working hours are my contribution to the company and you should be grateful. Some of this time is expected and for, but overtime all year long is a joke. Maybe get adequately staffed?
I'm asked to do more than what I was hired for constantly. Constantly. You've got the wrong people in leadership roles and they expect their staff to just give all their personal time to "the cause". If I'm going to contribute my time, maybe I should be compensated for it.