Nothing is worse than getting assigned a goal at work that has completely unrealistic expectations. Whether the time frame is too short or the quota too high, contending with an unrealistic goal is a recipe for burnout, elevated stress levels, and a never-ending fear of failure. It’s a manager’s duty to set realistic and achievable goals for their teams, but that’s often easier said than done. After all, the line …

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