I sympathize. I worked in such a company, many years ago. The workload that was totally disconnected from reality, the humiliation and punishments, the scapego

I sympathize. I worked in such a company, many years ago. The workload that was totally disconnected from reality, the humiliation and punishments, the scapegoating, the improvised demos based on products that were not expected to work. We also had to cope with a CEO who was... very imaginative when it came to facts and a CTO who didn't contribute much besides repeating to the CEO what the CEO wanted to hear. When the entire team got laid off (to be replaced by other people, with less experience, to do the same job), it was actually a relief.