There's a lot of things you should not enter if you are not strongly willed for 24/7 operation and appropriate readiness. >common complaints mention: Heav

There's a lot of things you should not enter if you are not strongly willed for 24/7 operation and appropriate readiness. >common complaints mention: Heavy workloads Poor training Long hours High expectations from bosses / supervisors Limited breaks Work-life balance issues ‘Military style’ controlling atmosphere Stress >12-hour days being standard practice Poor training & undue stress are inexcusable, but the remaining factors must not be the cause of either when suitable workers are involved, and should not be complained about. You need a hell of a lot more effective discipline than in the military, and it needs to be inner discipline so nothing overwhelming has to be imposed in a controlling way. The atmosphere of a well-oiled machine is by far most effective when no-one is barking orders whatsoever. It's not supposed to be something that just anybody can do, especially not do well.