Yes, because it's more of a reflection on the hiring manager than on the company. It doesn't tell you anything about what it's like to actually work there. But

Yes, because it's more of a reflection on the hiring manager than on the company. It doesn't tell you anything about what it's like to actually work there. But also it's not just extremely common, but it's practically the norm. It's just how things are. It's annoying but it doesn't actually affect your planning or anything. If you go in with this as the expectation, then it might not bother you as much because you're already expecting it.