Yes, wikipedia "Death march (project management)". But don't feel too bad, there are "levels" of this thing. I've been in teams for 20 years and you have to est

Yes, wikipedia "Death march (project management)". But don't feel too bad, there are "levels" of this thing. I've been in teams for 20 years and you have to estimate the level of "Death march" you're facing: is not always going to be a complete disaster, you'll learn from it, you (and/or some co-workers) may become the ones that save the project, you'll anticipate code refactors that will be needed later, learn for future projects, etc.