overwhelmed

People get overwhelmed and tend to revert to tribal thinking, attacking anything that doesn't fit their group's perspective.

An unsuspecting beginner may very likely feel overwhelmed about half-way through, and probably give up at that point.

Which, if the jobs are not going to be overwhelmed with backed up jobs, maybe that's fine.

Tech reporters, as you can imagine, are overwhelmed with pitches, with tons of startups fighting for the same oxygen.

I was overwhelmed by all the new things and didn't understand why this was setup that way, etc.

As you point out, if you try to know the details, you'll be overwhelmed.

I was overwhelmed when i started first but then i took my time and tried to teach myself.

The situation of people being overwhelmed by phone access is known and rising.

I was just starting university although, and felt quite overwhelmed with the idea of actually selling it to anyone.

NET you can have a new console app running in 2 clicks, and it's pretty intuitive so even new users shouldn't be too overwhelmed.

And I've heard from many people that the JavaScript ecosystem—by which they seem to mean all the stuff they hear that everyone else is using—makes them feel overwhelmed.

And Java and C# are overloaded with so much boilerplate syntax that someone trying to learn the basics gets overwhelmed in the first 10 seconds.

They've been a little overwhelmed (as expected), but with a "mentor" there to answer questions, they seem to be getting it.

I think the concern is mostly having the comments overwhelmed by "Me too"/"Thank you"/"+1" comments.