Actually, this is not the first job I've had where people pass out regularly. I sympathize with my bosses a little bit because big corps make it hard to get rid

Actually, this is not the first job I've had where people pass out regularly. I sympathize with my bosses a little bit because big corps make it hard to get rid of people - I assume to avoid liability issues. But I do feel that it is the bosses job to keep them out of the way. I've been on some pretty bad teams and management just tells the lead to task them and deal with it. I once was in a meeting with our manager and the whole team minus the sleeper in which he told all of us (the lead and all junior devs) that it is our responsibility to the team to motivate mr. sleepy. Aside from dead weight, he was also rude and not personable. But I would be too if I had to sleep through the day to get a paycheck. It's not so much imposter syndrome as it is my unwillingless to let go of good money for a sane workplace. I'm fairly confident I could get a job in a reasonable work environment with legit devs, but i would have to cut my salary by 1/3 or 1/4. And getting paid less to do work - even if it makes me happy to feel productive doesn't seem like a wise choice, on paper at least.