demoralising

The work is pretty gruelling and pretty demoralising too.

It's incredibly frustrating and demoralising for the staff, who are usually stuck dealing with legacy, messed up, projects.

Giving credit to your people but taking the blame (which is what should be done) it's easy, but demoralising.

Their work is about pushing propaganda AND demoralising people so that they give up fighting.

It's pretty demoralising to have people picking over your question and closing it for (seemingly bogus) reasons or asking for pointless clarification.

It gets incredibly demoralising for a hard worker, doing stuff by the book, to see a colleague exploiting and cheating the system.

Enormous waste of a lot of time and effort, anti agile and demoralising.

Having come from a consumer world it's quite demoralising starting off in B2B.

It's very demoralising for new users seeing the article they care about and spent time on getting deleted by a single click from an administrator.

This HN submission is useless and demoralising, bordering on cyber begging.

What a demoralising (and grossly incorrect) way to look at work.

I thought it was common wisdom was that it was demoralising for most to feel that you they are bad at something.

It was very demoralising and it knocked me back for a few months as it really made me think "I am not good enough to do this".

“The Finns had to be told to stop beating the Americans as it was embarrassing and demoralising for them,” a military source said.