> Third, people do shoot the bearer of bad news. As someone who has been a bearer of bad news, this is a sound advice. Most of the time you are told - "At leas

> Third, people do shoot the bearer of bad news. As someone who has been a bearer of bad news, this is a sound advice. Most of the time you are told - "At least give it a try". And even if you tell them - "I did try but still likely we will miss the deadline". They will ask you to check again. It is mind-numbing when it happens the first time. And most of the time you get disillusioned and think - "I need to look for another job". Guess what? Every corporate works like this. All about positivity and "You can do this" messages. And most importantly people setting up super-aggressive timelines knowing well that you are going to fail. > Second, unless you're in a startup where everyone's inexperienced, Curious about this though. So, as per you startups are run by people who don't know how to run projects?