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Invisible Workload Overload

Teams and managers lack visibility into capacity, so work is assigned beyond what people can complete, causing overload, missed tasks, and blame.

In their words

our workload has increased while regular timelines remain unchanged (despite having fewer of us to get everything done on time)

r/CanadaPublicServants on Reddit

assigning workloads that no human could reasonably manage at that level

r/clinicalresearch on Reddit

I started to realize that I'm expected to do the work of two people.

r/CostcoEmployee on Reddit

I no longer have any personal time, can't sleep due to the stress of juggling 3 people's workloads.

r/msp on Reddit

I inherited a team with a lot of work placed on one individual.

r/CanadaPublicServants on Reddit

We had 7000 outstanding scans at one point because we are deeply understaffed. So private companies were used to help us catch up. That almost bankrupted our department.

r/nhs on Reddit

my calendar is back-to-back from 8:30AM to 5PM and the actual work starts after that

r/advertising on Reddit

my 3 person team is getting more and more added to our plate

r/sysadmin on Reddit

Most of the times the requests come in on Fridays at around 3:30 to 4pm.

r/auscorp on Reddit

our staff keep quitting because they are overloaded with work and being micromanaged by 2-3 different people

r/Accounting on Reddit

I currently have 17 sites with no plans by mgmt (that im aware of) to reduce that number

r/clinicalresearch on Reddit

My messages with some of the PMs are pathetic, “Hey! Do you have anything I can help you out with?” …*gets left on read*

r/civilengineering on Reddit

Managers and staff

Where they talk

  • r/Target
  • r/sysadmin
  • r/managers
  • r/CanadaPublicServants
  • r/Accounting
  • r/walmart
  • r/USPS
  • r/clinicalresearch

Tools they use today

  • Excel
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Revit
  • Slack
  • AppFolio
  • Claude
  • DPS
  • Eagle

Why those fall short

  • Reports are manual and tedious; new system is not user friendly and quadruples inputs.
  • metrics are difficult to define and capture
  • both roles compete for the same attention
  • SafeTrace Tx reports are garbage, slow, and hide returned products
  • AI tools not ready, not smart or easy, immature systems