stressful

The article is about how parenting is stressful but (ultimately) rewarding, and you're surprised that the author of it finds parenting stressful but (ultimately) rewarding?

In spite of this, people often describe exams like the bar or their medical boards as the most stressful academic experience they've ever had.

So car charging loads would be much less stressful than, say, growing population 10% and increasing peak demand.

The ability to interact with others in sometimes stressful environments is, imho, an essential skill for all.

It was fun, not stressful in any way, and the interviewer even taught me some things along the way!

It is very stressful for some introverts to conjure up a conversation with total strangers, event with people they know.

That was probably the most stressful 8 hours of my life, way worse than any whtieboard interview would have been.

Did you expect she'd find it not stressful, or that she'd find it not rewarding?

Simpler, less intimidating, less stressful, and the sheer delight of interacting with a friend vs a chastising red line is wonderful.

Even if it never happens, the possibility of it is stressful to some people.

My experience with tech interviews is that they are actually exams, taken under stressful conditions, with none of the courtesies normally extended to a student.

Quit your stressful jobs and get into contracting NOW.

Because a failed push emergency push with reason "Doesn't work in production environment" as a reason is a really stressful way to work.

I ran into a ton of these "take home" interviews and they were some of the most stressful things I've ever done.

CHL holders (like myself) are armed with more knowledge in fatal use & consequences, but there's zero training to "handle stressful situations" in a professional manner, besides acting responsibly in accordance with the law.