> - Being forced to do work for which someone else will receive credit or compensation The next time you're on a death march, or even just the "usual" period o

> - Being forced to do work for which someone else will receive credit or compensation The next time you're on a death march, or even just the "usual" period of "sucking it up" at the end of a schedule, consider that the only people who will actually benefit from hitting the schedule are the project lead and the manager. The schedule is most likely imposed from sales and marketing without consultation. Death marches and schedule success don't show on your resume unless you're one of those two people; "Brought in X, Y and Z on schedule." You are a stepping stone.