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So helpful thanks bud….

How much hike did you guys get this year?
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So helpful thanks bud….

How much hike did you guys get this year?
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Just don’t do the extra work
Ask them what they don’t want done instead of adding more. Or once they add more send a follow up email offering an updated prioritization with an estimate of when they can have the work completed.
or maybe he thinks you are the next in pipeline
For promotion? I have been strung along for a whole year dangling a promotion in my face the first year of my job. I didn’t get it and was told I did “everything right” but people don’t get promoted in their first year. They just use whatever they can to get you to work the most amount of hours, you don’t need to work 60+ hours to show your value. You need to make good relationships, do great work, and continue to learn. The amount you work should not be the deciding factor
Ask them to help you prioritize your current pipeline of work and ask which can be pushed back to meet the most important deadlines. Delegate as much as possible: leverage offshore teams to pull the data for you, quickly review the data and highlight key parts and ask an expert in your office if they see the same thing (they will collect additional insights and take some off your plate). I do whatever I can to slim down my workload by leveraging anyone who appears to have bandwidth.
I think counseling can help you. I met mine in my office. After talking to the counsellor Im able to work for 15-16hrs straight. Its been a boon. Im able to complete more and more projects. I recently got an appreciation award for doing 100 hrs per week. It was so satisfying after the hard work I put in.